But true jokes just aren’t funny!
I lived in Germany for a few years when I was younger, and it was there that I was introduced to Goulasch (yummy yummy, gonna make some tonight). I remember always thinking that it was a Hungarian dish, even when eating it in Bavaria, or the Black Forest, or into Switzerland even. The paprika-beef stew was always called “Hungarian Goulash”.
Does anyone know how or why the name is different from what Hungarians consider to be “goulash”? Seems to me that if it was a German dish, it would be advertised as so?
Sorry for the hijack, but I’m curious now - if what I make tonight is actually German, I’ll enjoy it even more for the memories of that country!