Hubby and I love trying out the local treats and cuisines of the places we visit. Here are some of our favourites:
- Kürtőskalács—we
tried the one in Molnar’s. It is a Hungarian pastry made by wrapping a dough on
something like a rolling pin. It is then glazed and baked by rotating over
heat.
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Kürtőskalács, Budapest |
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Molnar's Kurtoskalacs, Budapest |
- Goulash—a meat stew seasoned with
paprika. Hubby’s favourite version of goulash is the Hungarian. It is very
hearty and the flavours are full, just with the slightest hint of sweet/spice.
We especially liked the meat stew we got in Belvarosi Disznotoros.
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Meat stew in Budapest |
- Dobos Torta—we had one in Gerbeaud
(one of the most celebrated cafes in Budapest, celebrating over 120 years).
Dobos Torta is a sponge cake layered
with buttercream and a caramel top.
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Treats from Gerbaud. Caramel top is the Dobos Torta (Budapest) |
- You may also want to try langos (fried dough) on which they put
toppings (like pizza)—usually savoury but they also have sweet. Karavan (beside
Szimpla Kert) offers a good variety, including kürtőskalács. Of course,
Hungarian sausage is very good. Try some kolbász (a spicy sausage made with
paprika).
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Karavan street food, Budapest |
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