That Hungarian's in My Kitchen: 125 Hungarian/American Recipes
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Manufacturer: 5 Star Publications
Publisher: 5 Star Publications
Author: Linda F. Radke
That Hungarian's in My Kitchen: 125 Hungarian/American Recipes Description
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 641.59439
EAN: 9781877749285
ISBN: 1877749281
Label: 5 Star Publications
Manufacturer: 5 Star Publications
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 179
Publication Date: 1997-07
Publisher: 5 Star Publications
Studio: 5 Star Publications
Dewey Decimal Number: 641.59439
EAN: 9781877749285
ISBN: 1877749281
Label: 5 Star Publications
Manufacturer: 5 Star Publications
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 179
Publication Date: 1997-07
Publisher: 5 Star Publications
Studio: 5 Star Publications
Editorial Review of That Hungarian's in My Kitchen: 125 Hungarian/American Recipes
You won't want that Hungarian to leave after you've tried some of the Hungarian/American/Kosher recipes that fill this delightful cookbook. Written for both the novice cook and sophisticated chef, it comes complete with "Aunt Ethel's Helpful Hints".
Customer Reviews of That Hungarian's in My Kitchen: 125 Hungarian/American Recipes
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: That Hungarian's in my Kitchen
Review: 1) The copy that came to me has a picture of cans of Paprika and pepper. It is not the cover that I expected. 2) Almost EVERY recipe was for Jewish cooking, and NOT Hungarian. I am Hungarian and I know my Grandma's cooking. This is not Grandma's cooking.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: A few comments from That Hungarian...
Review: These recipes are enjoyed by a family with Hungarian roots who happen to be Jewish and enjoy kosher cooking. The book promises to give you some Hungarian, American, and kosher recipes and that it does. Signed ... That Hungarian - Linda F. Radke, [...].
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: The Joy of Hungarian Kosher Cooking
Review: I grew up with Hungarian kosher cooking. My family comes from Kisvarda and Szeredne and Tokaj, and it's an insult to us, and to the martyrs from those places, to say that their cooking was a joke.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: from a Hungarian mom
Review: First of all, Hungarian food and kosher just won't match!!! What a joke! Then, I have no idea where these recipes came from... not from a Hungarian's kitchen, for sure.
Instead of this, I'd recommend "Magdi's Quick and Easy Hungarian and Gourmet Recipes" for great tasting real Hungarian food, with detailed step-by-step pictures and explanations.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Aussie Grammar Critic
Review: It appears that Adrien Duckworth should keep his/her day job, as a future in proofreading doesn't seem to be in the cards. For beginners, "Apostrophy" is misspelled. Further, to suggest that 's in English (that's with an uppercase "E" there, Adrien)grammar represents "his" and not "is" is quite humorous, if you think about it. Now, I realize that water is reported to swirl backwards going down the drain "Down Under," but I don't think the rules of grammar are similarly reversed in Australia. And that HIS the truth...lol!
Review Summary: That Hungarian's in my Kitchen
Review: 1) The copy that came to me has a picture of cans of Paprika and pepper. It is not the cover that I expected. 2) Almost EVERY recipe was for Jewish cooking, and NOT Hungarian. I am Hungarian and I know my Grandma's cooking. This is not Grandma's cooking.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: A few comments from That Hungarian...
Review: These recipes are enjoyed by a family with Hungarian roots who happen to be Jewish and enjoy kosher cooking. The book promises to give you some Hungarian, American, and kosher recipes and that it does. Signed ... That Hungarian - Linda F. Radke, [...].
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: The Joy of Hungarian Kosher Cooking
Review: I grew up with Hungarian kosher cooking. My family comes from Kisvarda and Szeredne and Tokaj, and it's an insult to us, and to the martyrs from those places, to say that their cooking was a joke.
There's nothing like the smell of a hot goulash cooking on a cold winter day to warm a person, and to lift his/her spirits.
I enjoy and continue to enjoy Linda Radke's recipes. I just wish she had included more, such as fluden and g'ribener peas.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: from a Hungarian mom
Review: First of all, Hungarian food and kosher just won't match!!! What a joke! Then, I have no idea where these recipes came from... not from a Hungarian's kitchen, for sure.
Instead of this, I'd recommend "Magdi's Quick and Easy Hungarian and Gourmet Recipes" for great tasting real Hungarian food, with detailed step-by-step pictures and explanations.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Aussie Grammar Critic
Review: It appears that Adrien Duckworth should keep his/her day job, as a future in proofreading doesn't seem to be in the cards. For beginners, "Apostrophy" is misspelled. Further, to suggest that 's in English (that's with an uppercase "E" there, Adrien)grammar represents "his" and not "is" is quite humorous, if you think about it. Now, I realize that water is reported to swirl backwards going down the drain "Down Under," but I don't think the rules of grammar are similarly reversed in Australia. And that HIS the truth...lol!