The Hungarian Cookbook: Traditional Recipes―A Melding of Germanic, Slavic, Tartar, and Turkish Cuisine (Susan Derecskey) Pate a choux and it's a precious object

and it's a precious object in its own right – your own notebook of practical wisdom

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Preface by Jean Noizet

outlining his philosophy on creating

The Hungarian Cookbook: Traditional Recipes―A Melding of Germanic, Slavic, Tartar, and Turkish Cuisine (Susan Derecskey) Pate a choux and it's a precious objectThe Hungarians, a fierce and proud people, take particular pride in their unique cuisine, which is on a par with the world's finest. It is basically straightforward and simple, its ingredients, for the most part, easily available and its techniques not hard to master. In its imaginative use of meats, vegetables, and grains, and in its special seasonings, it offers the American cook whether novice or accomplished a welcome and exhilarating change. A