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Beef and potatoes simmered with paprika — the soup Hungarians call their national dish.
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Gulyás began as a dish cooked by cattle herders in great outdoor kettles on the Hungarian plain, and it took on its red color in the 19th century as paprika spread. Beef, onion, and potatoes are simmered with lots of paprika and seasoned with caraway. It's the root of the word 'goulash' in other languages and truly Hungary's national dish.
Sauté the onion slowly in oil until golden.
Lower the heat, add the paprika, and stir quickly so it doesn't burn.
Add the beef and brown, then add tomato paste and garlic.
Add water just to cover, put on the lid, and simmer for 1–1.5 hours.
Add the potatoes and carrots and simmer until tender.