Found in every Czech hospoda pub restaurant. The knedlíky dumplings for mopping the sauce are non-negotiable.
Czech beef goulash — beef and onion stewed with paprika, caraway and marjoram in the Czech style, served with bread dumplings and raw onion. Less spiced than Hungarian, more herb-forward.
Fry onions in lard until very dark. Add paprika and caraway.
Add beef. Brown. Add stock or beer and marjoram.
Braise 1.5 hours until beef is falling apart.
Serve with bread dumplings.
Adding dark beer instead of water gives Czech guláš its distinctive slightly bitter depth.
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