33 Hungarian Foods The Whole World Should Know And Love

[Grey Fox]

90% of those are just variation of something else. Humanity, we all eat the same things.

[Valmy]

I'm open to all kinds, but slavic girls hace a certain je ne sais quoi.

Beautiful yet poor?

[The Larch]

I'm open to all kinds, but slavic girls hace a certain je ne sais quoi.

Beautiful yet poor?

That sounds like sex tourism. 

[Syt]

What bee got up your bonnet?

Yeah, nice how he assumed I don't know what goulash is without any evidence to that effect.  Meanwhile, my many posts about food on Languish over the past decade should have made it clear (gas station jokes aside) that I'm a bit of a gourmand and very interested in international cuisine.

Here's a dish from my home for you: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/green-beans-and-pears-with-bacon/

Use the small pears, not the normal ones you would use for eating.

[Sheilbh]

Of the list, popular and common in Austria are:

I don't understand why Austrians would anything that's not strudel

God I hope Peckham Bazaar gets those Hungarian pigs

[PDH]

I take it all back.  You: worse than Oklahoma.

Just like a Texican - straight to the nuclear option.

[Gups]

Of the list, popular and common in Austria are:

I don't understand why Austrians would anything that's not strudel

God I hope Peckham Bazaar gets those Hungarian pigs

Her boyfriend/husband owns it so he'll know about them. I still haven't been yet.

There's a Vietnamese take away place near my work that does the best pork belly known to creation. I have to use all my will power not to get a pork belly banh mi there every lunchtime.

[Jacob]

I take it all back.  You: worse than Oklahoma.

Just like a Texican - straight to the nuclear option.

Surely you mean the nukulear option?

[derspiess]

"Normal" Gulasch here would be cubes of beef in a brown sauce with paprika. Serve with either potatoes or noodles. Variations would be Schwammerlgulasch (add mushrooms), Erdäpfelgulasch (add potatoes), Würstlgulasch (replace beef with wiener sausage) or Szegediner Gulasch (add Sauerkraut).

My wife serves it over spätzle.

[Valmy]

Surely you mean the nukulear option?

Screw you dude.

It is nukular.  I am not going to have my dialect disrespected like this.

[Ed Anger]

I put beans in my chili and no damned Texan will tell me otherwise.

[Barrister]

I put beans in my chili and no damned Texan will tell me otherwise.

Word.

And for the record:

-any meat cooked over flame is barbecue
-any wine with bubbles is champagne

[Savonarola]

I never saw #10 Meggyleves (sour cherry soup) when I was in Budapest.  I did have a similar soup made with strawberries.  When I lived in Michigan I had some coworkers who were from Romania.  They were delighted to fin you can get fresh sour cherries there.  They said that sour cherries are used extensively in Romanian cooking, but aren't easy to find outside their home country.

[Valmy]

I put beans in my chili and no damned Texan will tell me otherwise.

Word.

And for the record:

-any meat cooked over flame is barbecue
-any wine with bubbles is champagne

The Texas of Canada stabbing us in the back.  Et tu Alberta?

[Valmy]

I put beans in my chili and no damned Texan will tell me otherwise.

Like anybody would confuse that crap you Ohioans call chili with real chili beans or no.