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Let’s cookCut up the beef chuck into bite size cubes. I don't recommend buying pre-cut cubes, just do it yourself. It's easy and you will know exactly what kind of meat you are cooking.
Select (Sauté) program and pour vegetable oil into the inner pot.
Sauté the meat until it is brown. Keep moving the beef cubes around, so they won't stick to the bottom.
After that, remove the meat and set it aside.
Add the roughly chopped onion. It's absolutely OK if it comes in big pieces. Sauté the onion until it is caramelized.
Now it's time to add the meat back.
Season with caraway seeds, paprika, cayenne pepper, marjoram leaves, ground thyme, salt and black pepper.
Add the tomato paste, minced garlic, balsamic vinegar and pour the chicken broth.
Mix it well.2 bay leaves will bring extra flavor to your meal.
Cancel (Sauté) program.
Close the lid and turn the steam release handle to “Sealing” position.Select (Pressure Cook) program. “High” pressure mode is a default setting. Set time to 30 minutes.
When time is up, make a quick release.
The Beef Goulash is ready now. You may serve it with the sour cream and get the pasta as a side dish.
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