Dödölle

hungarian food: Dödölle

I like this food: Dödölle  It has a funny name (pronounced ”the – the – l-air”) If you click on the photo you can see the recipe :) I was surprised to know that it is actually made of potato. Zsolt’s grandma used to make it for him as lunch :) It required a lot of ‘strength’ to knead the dough and the traditional process is not too easy. Besides, I guess the ‘magic’ that makes it very special in taste is the ‘onion’ fried in oil and the sour cream. Hungarian food usually has the sour cream and I am getting quite ‘addicted’ to it by now too :p

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About Zannnie

I am a Singaporean living in Budapest. My interest includes photography, painting, cooking, writing and traveling :) I have been living in Budapest since 2007, and I love it! I was born and raised in Singapore. Now I live in Budapest with my husband Zsolt. Before living in Budapest, I was blogging for SingaporeDailyPhoto.com

7 thoughts on “Dödölle

  1. lol it didnt take you long to become addicted to sour cream! hehehe

    It looks great.

    Would that be something that most Hungarians would eat for lunch today or is it more of a traditional thing?

  2. Voila ce que tu montres, alors que je commence mon millième régimes ;o) cela donne envie, hummmmmmmmmmm. je pense que je commencerais mon régime la semaine prochaine ;o)


    Veiled what you show, whereas I begin my thousandths ‘loss of weight’ ;O) that gives desire, hummmmmmmmmmm. I think that I would begin my ‘loss of weight’ the next week ;O)

  3. I can imagine what it must taste like. It looks good and sounds good to me too.

    Thank you for visiting my blog and for commenting there. I appreciate that.

  4. Pronounced “the – the – l-air”, I would never have guessed … it must be popular given the long line of people reaching into their wallets in anticipation of purchasing some of the magic.

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