> > I've aways known Goulash to be a dish with macaroni (but no cheese) with ground beef and diced tomato. It's good.
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> That's the way my father made it. After I think about it, it seems like he sometimes called it Hungarian goolash. I suppose it could be ethenic.
> Howard

Ghoulash is a Hungarian word that literally means "leftovers" (as previously mentioned in the thread). Over the years it has settled down from being wghatever was available into a specific recipie. I wouls describe it as a mince and pasta (or potatoe) stew.

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