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11/18/2010
The recipe for this comforting soup is based on one from Budapest chef András Singer, who crumbles matzo to make his matzo balls, giving them a striated texture. We found that using baking powder makes them even more springy and airy.
Issue #134
11/18/2010
The recipe for these flaky crescent pastries was inspired by one from Karmela Bàlò, owner of the Cari Mama bakery in Budapest.
Issue #134
04/20/2011
This recipe is based on one in Please to the Table (Workman, 1990) by Anya von Bremzen.
Issue #128
07/18/2008
These savory pickles are as gorgeous as they are delicious.
Issue #113
07/23/2012
This Hungarian dish is a dessert disguised as a soup.
Issue #112
02/29/2008
This molded dessert features an abundance of raspberries and blackberries floating in a black currant flavored gelatin.
Issue #110
07/13/2007
This Russian favorite is a cool and colorful vegetable salad using beets and potatoes.
Issue #104
07/13/2007
This chilled soup—a mixture of chopped vegetables and beef (okroshka means minced in Russian)—offers a refreshing antidote to the heat of summer.
Issue #104
03/06/2002
With more and more impostors crowding the marketplace, we thought it crucial to develop our own authentic bagel recipe.
Issue #30
03/08/2002
Canning allows you to enjoy of the flavors of summer all winter long.
Issue #29
03/08/2002
Pickling is called Russia's national pastime and here is a delicious example of their labor of love.
Issue #29
11/02/2000
It has been told that these links were invented one evening at an inn called La Iordachi in Bucharest, known for its sausages, when the kitchen ran out of casings.
Issue #24
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