Wednesday, December 30, 2020

Something HUNGARIAN + Something FRENCH!

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If you're a fan of flavorful beef stews then this Hungarian version is one you've got to try. One of Hungary's most famous dishes, this slow-simmered beef and onion stew is served with dumplings, Spätzle, or noodles and is a prime example of how a few simple ingredients can yield the most delicious flavor.

Perfect for the cold weather, come cozy up to a plate of this Hungarian pörkölt and you'll warm up in no time!

Puff pastry is expensive to buy and the thought of making it yourself can be a little intimidating. Well, more like really intimidating.

Enter Rough Puff Pastry!

Rough puff pastry is MUCH quicker and easier to make than classic puff pastry. It will save you several hours and takes just 30 minutes of hands-on time. It freezes beautifully so you can always have it on hand when a recipe calls for puff pastry.

This rough puff pastry is something anyone can tackle and it produces deliciously flaky, buttery results!

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These delicate cookies originated in Vienna over 400 years ago. Their crescent shape has historic significance (read our blog post to find out) and would lead to the creation of another famous pastry that eventually made its way to France...the croissant. (Yes, we owe the croissant to none other than Austria!)

Buttery, vanilla-infused and delicately crumbly with a melt-in-your-mouth texture, these Austrian Vanillekipferl cookies are absolutely delightful and are sure to win you over!

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