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Submitted by The Hungarian Girl
on May 7, 2009
In Category: Family & Home
This blog is all about Central and Eastern European food along with an extensive collection of recipes, articles, tips, news, and information.
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Running Away to Home: Interview with travel writer Jennifer Wilson
Exhausted and burned out from chasing the ever-elusive American dream, Jennifer Wilson and her husband Jim were desperately seeking a simple...
Source: The Hungarian Girl | May 7, 2012
Rigó Jancsi: Hungarian chocolate mousse cake
Rigó Jancsi takes its name from a famous 19th century Gypsy violinist, who according to legend, seduced and married Clara Ward, a wealthyÂ...
Source: The Hungarian Girl | April 25, 2012
Vienna coffee houses
Opened in 1876, Café Central was a key meeting place for intellectuals including Leo Trotsky, Adolf Loos, Vladimir Lenin and Sigmund Freud.
Source: The Hungarian Girl | April 21, 2012
Hungarian cucumber salad
Cucumber salad or uborkasaláta is a popular dish in Hungary that is usually served with main meals. It has a very light and refreshing tast...
Source: The Hungarian Girl | April 20, 2012
Turul: Hungary’s mythical bird
Statute of a Turul on the railing of Buda Castle. This particular Turul was cast by Gyula Donath in 1905. Beautiful, graceful and soaring th...
Source: The Hungarian Girl | April 13, 2012
Hungary for outdoor adventures
Traditional horse-herdsman "Csikos" on the Puszta plain. Hungary is more than just a place for those seeking to discover great his...
Source: The Hungarian Girl | April 9, 2012
Hungarian poppy seed & walnut rolls
A Hungarian favorite, bejgli is a sweet roll that is filled with either poppy seed (mákos) or walnut (diós) filling. There are many va...
Source: The Hungarian Girl | April 1, 2012
Pálinka: Hungary’s fruit brandy
Pálinka for sale at the Mangalica Festival in Budapest. In recent years, pálinka has become the focus of a refined drinking culture in Hun...
Source: The Hungarian Girl | March 26, 2012
Easter egg styles from Central & Eastern Europe
Perhaps nowhere in the world has the tradition of decorating eggs developed into so many unique patterns and techniques as in Central and...
Source: The Hungarian Girl | March 23, 2012
Thermal baths in Budapest
Men playing chess in the Szechenyi swimming pool in Budapest. The bath can be found in the City Park, and was built in 1913 in Neo-baroque s...
Source: The Hungarian Girl | March 19, 2012
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