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Experiencing food in a foreign country is always a fun thing to do. I am sure you have heard about how Hungarians always use paprika (grounded red pepper) in (almost) all their dishes and that they virtually live on goulash. That might be true but there are so many other amazingly delicious food that I've decided to collect as many traditional dishes as possible for you so by the time you arrive in Hungary, you should know what to eat.
Here is a list of food that you should try while in Hungary.
For everything else (such as restaurant reviews, current festivals, news, etc.) please check the right side categories!
appetizers/soups
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| Tatar beefsteak |
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| Goose/duck liver |
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| Mangalica or any kind of sausage |
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| Hortobágyi meat pancake |
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| Fish soup |
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| Lebbencs soup |
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| Goulash soup |
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| Jókai bean soup
main dishes
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| Beef stew best when served with noodles |
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| Sheep stew |
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| Brassow style meat and potatoes |
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| Catfish stew served with noodles and cottage cheese |
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| Tripe stew served with parsley potatoes |
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| Breaded cauliflowers |
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Stefánia meatloaf sweets |
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| Gerbaud cake - Zserbó szelet |
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| Somlói sponge cake |
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| Beigli - poppy seed and walnuts (Christmas time) |
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| Dobos cake |
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| Chestnut puree |
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| Gundel pancake |
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| Floating island |
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| Poppy seed soft bread |
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| Rákóczi cheesecake
on the go
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