Gulyás

Goulash

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While the most famous dish from the traditional Hungarian kitchen, the hearty soup known to Hungarians as gulyás ("GOO-YASH") and to most outsiders as "goulash" is also the most commonly misunderstood, being regularly confused with pörkölt, or stew. Though it can be cooked on the stove from ingredients not including beef, even many idiot foreigners believe the only way to make gulyás is outdoors over a fire, using both marha and a bogrács.

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Friday, Mar 19, Casa de la Música
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Wednesday, Mar 24, Bortársaság (Batthyány utca HQ)
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