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In this episode I visit with my friend and tour partner Andrea Tordai about food and some of the Hungarian food traditions we grew up with as well as some conversation about the influences on Hungarian cuisine.
Want to become a more experienced cook with some basic Hungarian recipes? In this episode of the Hungarian Living podcast I visit with Tunde of Tunde’s Creations and we talk about the Spring 2021 Cooking Series.
In this episode of the Hungarian Living podcast, I visit with Kinga Tittel, a tour guide in Budapest and the author of Fabulous Budapest.
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Welcome to Episode 17 of the Hungarian Living podcast. I visit with Anna Hamp, one of our instructors for online Hungarian lessons and our instructor for Hungarian Dialogue sessions.
Welcome to Episode 16!
In this episode of the Hungarian Living podcast, I visit with our friends, Jason and Meredith, who own Steel City Chimneys! We talk all about their love affair with chimney cakes, also known as Kürtőskalács, and how they ended up with a food truck selling these traditional Hungarian treats in Pennsylvania!
Welcome to Episode 15!
In this episode of the Hungarian Living podcast, I explain the details about the Let’s Cook Hungarian Challenge for 2021.
In this episode of the Hungarian Living podcast, I visit with my friend, Andrea Tordai, and we discuss Hungarikums! We talk about Kürtőskalács, Halas Lace, the Long-tailed Mayfly, Gulyás soup, and Puskás Ferenc.
In this episode of the Hungarian Living podcast, I visit with Andrea Tordai, my tour partner from Hungary, about the Fall Folk Art & Culinary Tour scheduled for September 4th-16th, 2021.
Join me in this episode where I visit with Jennifer Jacobs of Jacobs Heritage Farm. She is the 4th generation to work on and love the land. Her great grandparents came to the U.S. and moved near Akron, Ohio where there was already a number of Hungarians.
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