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Helen’s Hungarian Heritage Recipes by Canada’s newest cookbook author, Clara M. Czegeny from Paris,Ontario, Canada, - is a culinary treasure of truly Hungarian Classic Recipes passed down through generations of the Szabo-Czegeny families. Take a culinary journey through Hungarian Cuisine that is boldly brushed with paprika. Whet your appetite for this subtle and complex cuisine - a melding of Germanic, Slavic, Tartar, and Turkish influences.
Recipes are complete with meticulous instructions, humorous anecdotes, lavish illustrations, memories, traditions, lore and lots of love. Learn about, create, and taste the flavours and culinary traditions of Hungary - from Chicken Paprikas and Cabbage Rolls to Poppy seed and Walnut Rolls and the famous regal Dobos Torte.
Helen's Hungarian Heritage Recipes, is a collection of traditional family heritage recipes handed down through the generations. You will never find a more unique, authentic cookbook. You will love this book!
Our Heritage edition sold out in 1 day - so we are back by popular demand!
This beautiful collection is our 3rd edition. It is 5.5 X 8.5 in size, white spiral bound, easy to read font and layout. Colourful pictures and indexed in both English and Hungarian. A total of 325+ recipes are included - with adorable anecdotes, hints and serving suggestions.
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Helen's Hungarian Heritage Recipes: Amazing Hungarian Classic Heirloom Recipes
January 18, 2006, Dream Machine Publications
Spiral-bound
in English
- 4th Edition edition
0978025407 9780978025403
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"This book is dedicated to Helen Irene Szabo-Czegeny, my dear loving mother, who took me under her wing and enthusiastially guided me through an incredible pile of recipes, notes, torn pieces of paper and scribbles of ingredients and cooking instructions that took me back to my childhool...."
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