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My Lamb Goulash recipe I present to you today in this post. A strong goulash with lamb fits perfectly into the cold season.
The combination with beans and potatoes is classic, tastes delicious and simply succeeds.
If you have a pressure cooker, you can prepare the lamb goulash in about 40 minutes, without it takes about 1.5 hours.
I wish you all the best and look forward to your comments!
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1. Lamb Goulash Shopping List
You’re at the supermarket looking for the ingredients for a lamb goulash?
Then this list will surely help you:
- lamb goulash meat, ideal are loosened lamb knuckles or meat from the shoulder/club
- onions or shallots
- cloves of garlic
- floury potatoes
- chili peppers or chilli flakes
- green beans
- clarified butter or oil
- tomato puree
- beef broth or veal stock
- salt, black pepper
- sweet paprika
- caraway, oregano, thyme
- a lemon
The exact quantities can be found at the bottom of the article in the lamb goulash recipe.
The lamb knuckle is excellent for lamb goulash. The meat please release and cut into large cubes. Alternatively, buy lamb from the shoulder or use leg.
2. Lamb Goulash cook yourself the professional Cooking Tips
So that the goulash with lamb safely succeeds here some cook professional tips:
- Cut the meat into 3 cm cubes.
- Use a large pot with lid or better an oval roaster.
- First peel and chop the onion.
- A part of meat and a part of onions have proven to be good proportions.
- Heat the roaster and season the meat with salt and pepper shortly before frying.
- I usually season the meat on the wrapping paper.
- Let the meat take on its colour, heat the stove to the highest temperature.
- After turning the meat add the onion cubes and continue roasting.
- The onions may turn light brown.
- Add the tomato paste and roast briefly until light brown.
- Deglaze with the broth or veal stock and season with paprika.
- Lamb goulash is a stew, therefore the goulash is better in the oven!
- Season the lamb goulash with garlic, lemon grated, caraway, oregano and thyme and place in the preheated oven with the lid on.
- 190 °C top/bottom heat is ideal.
- Set the kitchen alarm clock to one hour and chill in the meantime!
Lamb goulash served on a plate. The goulash with lamb, beans and potatoes is delicious!
3. Supplements to the Lamb Goulash
You can serve the lamb goulash with potato gratin, parsley potatoes and bacon beans. I find ribbon noodles inappropriate.
Today it’s even easier…
- Peel some small potatoes and cut them into quarters.
- Cut a potato into pieces.
- Clean and chop the beans.
- Cook the beans and the chopped potatoes in salted water until al dente.
- Drain the beans and the decorative potatoes and put them back in the pot with a little butter.
When the alarm clock rings, add the quartered potatoes to the lamb goulash, stir and continue cooking for another 35-40 minutes with the lid on.
Arrange the lamb goulash: Please use hot plates, place meat and potatoes on the plate, add warm beans and decorative potatoes and serve decorated with fresh oregano… that’s wonderful!
4. Recipe Lamb Goulasch
To make sure it works here is my recipe for lamb goulash. Let the lamb cook longer, so that it comes butter-soft on the table. Good luck and a good appetite!
- 800 g lamb goulasch meat loosened lamb knuckles or meat from the shoulder/club
- 8 pc onions
- 1-2 tbs clarified butter or oil
- 4 tbs tomato puree
- 800 ml beef broth or veal stock or half/half
- 2 tbs paprika nobel sweet
- 2 pc chili chopped
- some salt
- some pepper
- some caraway
- 1 pc lemon
- 2 pc clove of garlic
- 1 tsp Oregano
- 250 g floury potatoes
- 150 g green beans
- 40 g Butter
- 1 bunch fresh oregano for decoration
- Let the butcher cut the lamb. Three cm high meat cubes are ideal for the lamb goulash.
- Peel and chop the onion. Chop the chilli finely. Wash and quarter the potatoes, cut a potato into small pieces or into cubes (decorative potato).
- Clean the beans and cut them into bite-sized pieces. Cook the beans and decorative potatoes in boiling salted water until al dente, drain, put butter back in the pot, season with salt and pepper.
- Fry the lamb in a roaster at high heat with oil or clarified butter. After turning, add the onion cubes and sweat/roast until light brown. Add the tomato paste and roast briefly until light brown. Deglaze with broth or veal stock and bring to the boil.
- Add the sweet paprika and chopped chilli, season the lamb goulash with salt and pepper, caraway, lemon peel and oregano.
- Cook lamb goulash with closed lid in the oven at 190°C top/bottom heat for one hour. Please set the kitchen alarm clock to 60 minutes.
- Add the quartered potatoes to the lamb goulash and cook in the oven with the lid on for another 30-40 minutes.
- Heat the beans and the decorative potatoes in the pot. Warm the plates and arrange the lamb goulash on hot plates. Add the beans and the decorative potatoes and serve quickly. Enjoy your meal!
5. Calories Lamb Goulash, the Nutritional Values at a Glance
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