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		<title>By: Testers Choice</title>
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		<description>[Joan Osborne] Don&#039;t deter from trying this recipe because the author tells you to start two days before you wish to serve. This was actually a plus for me. I rarely get home from work before 6 p.m., so I did step one on a Saturday when I got home from work. I then cooked it on Sunday and put in the fridge overnight. On Monday, I removed the remaining fat and reheated the goulash for our supper. We ate it with some crackers. This dish freezes well, too. I put one serving in the freezer to test and it was still delicious when I reheated it for lunch the following Sunday. I&#039;ve never made nor eaten goulash before, but this won&#039;t be the last time. Next time, I will slice the onions instead of chopping them for the marinade. That would make them easier to separate from the meat before the browning process. I can then chop the cooked onions and add them to the other onions while they soften. This dish would also be good with some cornbread and a salad.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[Joan Osborne] Don&#8217;t deter from trying this recipe because the author tells you to start two days before you wish to serve. This was actually a plus for me. I rarely get home from work before 6 p.m., so I did step one on a Saturday when I got home from work. I then cooked it on Sunday and put in the fridge overnight. On Monday, I removed the remaining fat and reheated the goulash for our supper. We ate it with some crackers. This dish freezes well, too. I put one serving in the freezer to test and it was still delicious when I reheated it for lunch the following Sunday. I&#8217;ve never made nor eaten goulash before, but this won&#8217;t be the last time. Next time, I will slice the onions instead of chopping them for the marinade. That would make them easier to separate from the meat before the browning process. I can then chop the cooked onions and add them to the other onions while they soften. This dish would also be good with some cornbread and a salad.</p>
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