Throw some beef and vegetables into a slow cooker along with some thick tomato sauce and flour, and you have a goulash. Although the original recipe for goulash comes from Hungary, there are Hungarian and non-Hungarian options that you can choose to make. Those of them that require more ingredients will take a longer time. However, those with just one or two vegetables and a cut of lean meat should be done within four hours.

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