Anikó Gergely Livres

Each individual volume is a true treasure trove of information: discover the wealth of specialities in the featured countries and their regions, learn about the traditions and distinctive peculiarities of the various cuisines--and be inspired to achieve your own sumptuous culinary highlights. Those who seek out the land of the Greeks with their souls also like to nourish their bodies à la Greek. In the homeland of Homer, Sophocles, and Plato, where historical-cultural treasures and Mediterranean flair arepart of everyday life, the love of good food is an integralelement of the culture. This volume of Culinaria leads usfrom the banquet tables of ancient symposia to the sophisticated arrangements of haute cuisine in theme tropolises as well as the simpler fare enjoyed by fishermen, farming families, and shepherds. Naturally, wine, olives, sheep's cheese, fish, and fruits play an important role in Greek dishes. This sensual journey across the mainland and the islands provides a view behind the scenes of Greek culinary culture for fans of this country, in which the Orthodox Easter celebration is just one of the highlights. More than 1,300 colored illustrations on 460 pages as well as numerous authentic recipes make even reading this book an experience for the palate.

Salami, goulash, marmalade-filled crepes and many other specialties: this is the best of Hungarian cuisine! From hearty casseroles, meat dishes and sweet baked goods all the way to its most exquisite culinary pleasures, Hungarian cooking offers a wealth of possibilities. The richness of the country's culinary palette is no accident: the Orient and the Occident are melded in many typical Hungarian recipes that inspire gourmets to wax enthusiastic about the wonders of Hungarian cuisine. This volume is far more than just a cookbook, however. Commentaries describe the tradition of Hungarian wine culture, introduce Tokaj, the king of Hungarian wines, and relate the fiery history of the pepper. The texts range across the wide plains of the puszta, the cosmopolitan Danubian metropolis Budapest, and the Hungarian landscape with its sandy plains, mountains and wild, romantic forests. Colorful pictures invite readers to participate in a peasant wedding as well as Easter and Christmas feasts - and to try the refined recipes.

Filled with 133 easy recipes for everyday and holiday occasions, each entry in this resource is drawn from the most popular Hungarian cookery book--including the best of traditional Hungarian cuisine.

Salami, Gulasch, Palatschinken und viele Köstlichkeiten mehr: Das ist ungarische Küche! Von deftiger Kost mit Eintöpfen, Fleischgerichten und süßen Mehlspeisen bis hin zu exquisiten kulinarischen Genüssen hat die Küche der Donaurepublik alles zu bieten. Ihr Facettenreichtum kommt nicht von ungefähr: Orient und Okzident finden in typisch ungarischen Gaumenfreuden zueinander, bei denen Kenner exquisiter Kochkunst ins Schwärmen geraten. Doch 'Genießen wie in Ungarn' ist weit mehr als ein Kochbuch: Spannende Reportagen beschreiben die Tradition des ungarischen Weinanbaus, stellen den Tokajer, den König der Weine, vor und erzählen die „feurige“ Geschichte der Paprika. Sie reisen in die weiten Ebenen der Puszta, die kosmopolitische Donaumetropole Budapest und die ungarischen Landschaften mit sandigen Ebenen, Bergen und wildromantischen Wäldern. Farbenprächtige Bilder laden ein, an einer ungarischen Bauernhochzeit, einem Oster- oder Weihnachtsessen teilzunehmen und die raffinierten Rezepte selbst einmal auszuprobieren.