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Beef and potatoes slowly simmered with paprika in a big pot over an outdoor fire — a Slovak cauldron stew.
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Kotlíkový guláš means 'cauldron goulash,' a Slovak stew made in a large pot (kotlík) hung over a wood fire in the yard or outdoors. Beef or pork, onion, and potatoes are simmered with plenty of paprika and eaten like a soup. Traditionally, the men spend hours making it at village festivals and family gatherings.
Finely chop the onion and fry slowly in oil until brown.
Add the bite-sized beef and brown, then turn off the heat and stir in the paprika.
Add water, cumin, garlic, and salt, cover, and simmer on low for 1½ hours.
Add the diced potatoes, bell pepper, and tomato and simmer 30 more minutes.
Adjust the heat with chili and serve with bread.