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Other Vegetable Preparations

Főzelékek És Köretek

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By George Lang

Published 1982

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In Hungary vegetables are not just “cooked”; they are “prepared.” The difference between an American vegetable dish and a Hungarian one is similar to the difference between plain boiled meat and a meat stew.

Hungary is famed for its vegetable gardens. The Hungarian name for green peas is cukorborsó, which means “sugar peas, ” and without additional flourishes they do taste like a sugared vegetable. Yet you will rarely find a Hungarian housewife simply steaming, boiling or sautéing peas; she would consider that as only the first step. Plain boiled vegetables are incomprehensible to a Hungarian.

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