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Hungarian goulash

British  

noun

  1. the full name of goulash

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It was a pact, binding my grandmother and me together across the generations: The only person permitted to make me my favorite dish, Hungarian goulash, was Gaga.

From The Wall Street Journal

Gather some friends, drinks and a hearty nosh, or light a fire and cozy up with this Hungarian goulash.

From Seattle Times

Beyond that the tournament schedule, not least the choice of venues, is as clear as Hungarian goulash.

From The Guardian

Next up, an Eastern European-theme dinner with Hungarian goulash and smoked meat.

From Seattle Times

They are pleasant enough nibbles, but not nearly as interesting as the rest of the menu, comprised largely of crepes and Eastern European specialties like Russian borscht, Hungarian goulash, beef golabkiand schnitzel.

From Seattle Times