This goulash is rather expensive, but in the downtown it is usually this price. A good goulash can be found in most Hungarian restaurants and it is one of the most filling kind of soup, so be sure you do not order too much of other dishes if you are not a big eater :)
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Zannnie is very good at cooking Hungarian foods:) She learns very fast.
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They sold this dödölle in the Buda Castle last week during the three days celebration. You can see more picture and the recipe here.
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What do you need for a perfect relaxed weekend?
- phone off
- do not open e-mails
- no morning alarm
- sunshine
- a good book
- no hurry
- no housework
- and of course a glass of beer:)
The photo was taken in the Náncsi Néni restaurant in Budapest.
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A basic Hungarian food. Hortobagyi húsos palacsinta. Its a sort of pancake filled with meat. So this pancake is not sweet but salty and very tasty:) And very heavy:)
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Things to do in Budapest
Some people like to travel ‘like a local’. It means to see the city not like a tourist. And here, is exactly what I’d like to recommend anyone to see Budapest. Cos in my eyes, walking tour is a fantastic way to see the beauty of this city full of history and culturally very very rich. Then when you are hungary, try some of the local Hungarian food which is simply a wonderful way to experience Budapest.
+++++ Today’s Hungarian Food Recommendation: Rakott Krumpli
It is the Layered Potato Kolbasz Casserole, kolbasz is the famous Hungarian Sausage. +++++
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When Rose was in Budapest as our guest, she became addicted to the Hungarian lángos. She wanted to eat every day this:)
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My friend Nóra has started a new blog called “I love markets“. The concept is very simple..she collects photos of markets and fairs from all over the world. Feel free to contact her at Flickr to share your market photos.:) This photo is my conribution to her work. The market at Fény utca in Budapest.
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When you visit Hungary do not hope that you will eat light foods. Lángos (fried dough) is one of our national food available mostly at old fashioned markets. My favorite is the sajtos-tejfölös (with chees and sour cream) with garlic.
Read more about Lángos on Nora’s blog.
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