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Körözött – Soft Cheese Spread

Körözött – Soft Cheese Spread

This was easy to whip together and tasted great!  As with many recipes, there are many, many variations to it. My first time making körözött was in Atlanta GA. I was helping my friend organize snacks for the volunteers at the Hungarian Festival. Neither of us had...

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Hungarian Food Fest

Hungarian Food Fest

A few years ago, I got together with my cousin for a little Hungarian cooking extravaganza. Her dad and my mom were first cousins and they were great friends. But those two have passed away, and it is our opportunity to be cousins and friends! When I lived in New...

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Dobos Torta

Dobos Torta

Disclaimer: Apparently if you make this style torta and you do not make the caramelized topping it is called a Stefania Torta. However, I will still refer to this as a dobos torta even though it just doesn't have the top part. Our Hungarian Club in Ohio always...

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Hungarian Mushroom Soup

Hungarian Mushroom Soup

I found this mixed among some things I had put away. Kids were never a lover of mushrooms. This is a very hearty soup. It serves about six depending on the bowls used. ~ Alan Toth Ingredients: 4 tablespoons unsalted butter 2 cups chopped onions 1 pound fresh...

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Ham and Bean Soup – Csulkos Bableves

Ham and Bean Soup – Csulkos Bableves

Here is a Ham and Bean soup you might want to try. It is another that I play with to my taste. My mother would use chicken broth instead of the water? Again, to taste! ~ Alan Toth Ingredients: ½ cup oil (olive/peanut) 5 cloves garlic, minced 1 medium carrot, minced 1...

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Hungarian Meat Soup – Húsleves

Hungarian Meat Soup – Húsleves

  Hungarian Meat Soup - Húsleves I love this soup. I could probably eat it every day. I love the aroma as it cooks and I love the taste. Ingredients 1 lbs. beef chuck, in one or two pieces 1 lb marrow bones 3-4 pieces of chicken with bone and skin (thighs and...

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What is Mezeskalacs?

What is Mezeskalacs?

[A special thank you to Monika for her contributions to this article and her lovely work on the mézeskalács!] These traditional Mézeskalács (Hungarian honey cakes) are not designed for eating and can last indefinitely with care given to storage. The phrase “Szeretlek”...

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Hannah’s Delicious Sour Cherry Soup

Hannah’s Delicious Sour Cherry Soup

Hannah’s Sour Cherry Soup Here is my recipe! Just make sure you don't use canned cherry pie filling! And don't be afraid to experiment with whatever fresh fruits are in season! Ingredients: 2 24 ounce jars of sour cherry compote 1 24 ounce jar of sour cherries in rum...

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Nut Kalacs ~ Dios Beigli

Nut Kalacs ~ Dios Beigli

Delicious Dios Beigli Dough 2 tsp. dry yeast 1 cup lukewarm water 4 tbs. sugar 4 1/2 cups flour 1/2 cup butter 2 eggs slightly beaten 1 tsp. salt Instructions:  Pour yeast in bowl, add water and sugar stirring until dissolved. Blend flour and butter with wire pastry...

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Toltott Zoldpaprika ~ Stuffed Green Peppers

Toltott Zoldpaprika ~ Stuffed Green Peppers

Töltött Zöldpaprika (Stuffed Green Peppers) Recipe by Dorothy Bolla adapted by Liz Vos 4 to 6 green peppers but feel free to use all the colors as they can make the dish really beautiful! 2 lb. ground beef 1 lb. ground pork 1 1/2 cups raw converted rice 1 1/2 cups...

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Braided European Raisin Bread

Braided European Raisin Bread

This recipe was in my mom's files from Chef Louis Szathmary who was the owner of The Bakery, a delightful and delicious restaurant in Chicago. If you were fortunate to have eaten at The Bakery, you know that Chef Louis and his wife, Sada, were two very special people....

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