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Category: Hungarian

Asian (vaguely)Posted on30th July 2016

Chilli Lovers’ Preserving Reminder

In many countries imported fresh chilli is available all year round, but the most delicious aromatic local ripe chilli – the best for preserves –…

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Chicken and TurkeyPosted on15th August 201315th August 2013

Hungarian Pattypan Squash Stew (Patiszonos Lecsó)

Lecsó is probably – after gulyàs – the second most famous Hungarian dish. It is a kind of light stew prepared with peppers, tomatoes and the…

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ChinesePosted on1st July 201312th October 2014

Hunan Salt-Pickled Chopped Chilli Peppers, or Accidental Erős Pista

My busiest pickling and preserving period hasn’t arrived yet, but these effortless salt pickles can be prepared practically at any time of the year. I…

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HungarianPosted on14th January 201315th September 2014

Székely Gulyàs with Gochujang, or Koreanised Hungarian Pork and Sauerkraut Stew

Hungarians and Koreans have at least one thing in common: a huge passion for chili pepper. In spite of such an important link I don’t…

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Chicken and TurkeyPosted on14th October 201212th May 2013

Hungarian Chicken with Paprika (Paprikás csirke)

Sweet peppers are still on the market, it’s getting cold, we crave warming, hearty dishes… It seems the best moment to enjoy paprikás csirke. The first time…

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EggsPosted on29th July 201212th May 2013

Lecsó (Hungarian Pepper Stew)

This week something unusual has happened. I prepared a dish posted by a blogger a long time ago only to see the same person post…

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HungarianPosted on19th July 201217th February 2013

Hungarian Stuffed Pepper, or Töltött paprika

I have an extremely kind friend, who regularly visits her family in Hungary and who brings me local delicacies, such as sausages, hot sauces and……

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HungarianPosted on4th January 201215th September 2014

Székely Gulyàs, or Hungarian Pork and Sauerkraut Stew

Sauerkraut, or sour cabbage, has been made in Europe for centuries, ensuring the precious vitamin C and other nutrients during the Winter. Thinly sliced, fermented…

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HungarianPosted on12th September 20116th February 2013

Damson Plum Butter

Damson Plum is the queen of all the plums and Damson Butter is the king of all the fruit butters. Even though a palatable fruit butter…

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Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on28th March 201112th May 2013

Gerbeaud (Zserbó), or Walnut and Apricot Layered Cake

I would like to proudly announce my accomplishment of gerbeaud, the very first layered cake in my life and one of the monuments of the…

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