Learn to make Hungarian layered savoy cabbage casserole, Rakott kelkáposzta. Delicious traditional Hungarian recipe, a real comfort food.
Yes! I finally decided not to be lazy anymore and venture into making lángos at home. It is not difficult at all! Just like making pizza, except it is fried. Don't get me wrong, I'll still be buying ready-made ones from my Sunday market. However, if you need to feed or serve a hugh crowd doing it at home, will be more economical. Lángos Via visitbudapest.travel 300 g all-purpose flour, sifted 7 g dried (instant) yeast 250 ml water (*** I used luke warm) 1/2 teaspoon salt sunflower oil (for frying) toppings: sour cream, grated cheese, garlic Method 1) Dissolve instant yeast in luke warm water. Set aside for 10 mins or until yeast has been activated (froth / foaming) 2) In a bowl, sift together flour and salt. Add in the activated yeast water. Mix together by using your hand or wooden spoon. The dough is very sticky! Just mix it until the dough is smooth and not stick to bowl. 3) Let the dough rest , covered, for 30-40 mins. or until the size of dough doubled. 4) Stretch out the dough onto a floured surface, into square shape. Cut rounds by using a round cutter of 10cm or any desired size. Stretch the round doughs a little , thinning the centre. Let it rest for 30 mins. 5) After 30 mins. Heat oil in deep fryer. Fry until golden brown. 6) Serve hot with the suggested toppings. Updated : Oct 18, 2015 I've come across another easy fried dough recipe ; which is fluffier and faster http://www.kingarthurflour.com/recipes/county-fair-fried-dough-recipe 2 cups King Arthur Unbleached All-Purpose Flour* 2 teaspoons baking powder 3/4 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons cold unsalted butter, in 1/2" cubes 3/4 cup lukewarm water Mix the flour, baking powder, and salt. 2) Work in the cold butter, using a pastry blender, your fingers, or a mixer. 3) Stir in the warm water to make a soft dough. Cover and let rest for 15 minutes. 4) Divide the dough into eight pieces. Working with one piece at a time, roll into a thin 5" round, about 3/8" thick. 5) Heat about 3/8" vegetable oil to 375°F in an electric frying pan, or in a pan over a burner. If you're using a 10" diameter pan, this is 2 cups of vegetable oil. If you're not using an electric frying pan, use a candy thermometer to take the temperature of the oil; or guesstimate it by seeing if the first piece of dough fries nicely in the time specified. 6) Pick up one dough disk, and carefully lower it into the pan. Let it cook for 60 seconds (it'll puff up on top and become light brown on the bottom), then flip it over and cook until light brown on the other side, about 60 seconds. You don't want to cook these too dark; they'll become overly crisp. 7) Remove from the oil and set on a paper towel-lined baking sheet. Place in a 200°F oven to keep warm while you make the remaining fried doughs. 8) Serve warm, with maple syrup or cider syrup; confectioners' sugar, or cinnamon sugar; or the topping of your choice — some folks enjoy a savory version, with marinara sauce and cheese. Yield: 8 servings.
Before spending my first ever Christmas in Hungary, I had no idea what to expect from Hungarian food. I didn't know any Hungarian dishes nor have I ever learned about Hungarian cuisine. I now know that, in fact, when it comes to Hungarian food, there isn't just one specific course you should aim for. You can probably enjoy a real culinary affair in Hungary.
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