Ashley Minns
Palacsinta
Growing up a main staple breakfast food in our Hungarian household (sleepovers at Mama’s included) was Palacsinta. Crepes, for all you...
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Ashley Minns
- Jun 29, 2021
Rizskó
This is another classic childhood Hungarian nostalgia dish for me. My Mama always made it the perfect level of sweetness. You could still...
Ashley Minns
- Apr 29, 2021
Rakott Káposzta
Another wonderful Hungarian Meal from my childhood. I tried to think of how I would translate the title of this recipe to English and I...
Ashley Minns
- Mar 19, 2021
Wedding Cookies (Linzerkoszorú)
In Hungarian culture, on a wedding day, you walk the Towns main road to the Church where you’re getting married and your family hands out...
Ashley Minns
- Mar 4, 2021
Cabbage Rolls
Known to Hungarians as Töltött káposzta, this is a staple in every Hungarian home. Now, I know what you’re going to say, ‘every eastern...
Ashley Minns
- Feb 16, 2021
Homemade Donuts
Every year for Fat Tuesday, my whole family (about 35 people) gather at my grandmother's house to make hundreds of donuts and enjoy her...
Ashley Minns
- Nov 5, 2020
Csirke Paprikás
Second on the list of most recognizable Hungarian dishes has to be Csirke Paprikás. It’s got all the key ingredients required to make a...
Ashley Minns
- Oct 29, 2020
Lentil Soup (aka Lencseleves)
I always thought lentils were green and gross and they reminded me of sloppy porridge or something nasty along those lines. On the flip...
Ashley Minns
- Oct 22, 2020
Hungarian Cauliflower Soup
Today I’m sharing with you a recipe my grandma has been making me for years. This soup is high on my comfort food list. While I don’t...
Ashley Minns
- Jul 14, 2020
Lecsó
For my third Hungarian Series Recipe, I present to you Lecsó (pronounced leh-ch-oh), a true Hungarian staple. This dish is excellent on...
Ashley Minns
- Jun 11, 2020
Pogácsa
Our second installation in the Hungarian Recipe series is Pogácsa. A buttery, cheese layered biscuit that is baked and fluffed to...
Ashley Minns
- May 28, 2020
Gulyás Leves
For those who don’t know this already, I’m Hungarian! As a kid, my parents sent my sister and I to Hungary every summer to spend time...
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