A Czech sauerkraut soup for a rainy Friday: what makes it so filling
Zelňačka is one of the most popular soups in the Czech Republic. Here is what to make it from at home and how it differs from Ukrainian kapusniak.
Zelňačka is one of the most popular soups in the Czech Republic. Here is what to make it from at home and how it differs from Ukrainian kapusniak.
This hot dish is loved in many countries. Here is how to make the sauce for it and how long to keep it under the lid.
In Hungary goulash is first of all a thick soup rather than a sauce for a side dish. Here is how to make it at home in an hour and a half.
Potato pancakes, or deruny, are made in almost every family in autumn. Here is what you need and how to get a golden crust.
The crêpes are fried on one side only, and the filling is tucked into an envelope. What goes into the batter and how to give them a golden crust.
In Podkarpacie these flatbreads were once made instead of bread. Half an hour, six ingredients and a heavy-bottomed pan, and there is a warm stand-in for bread to go with
Fresh cabbage and sauerkraut, pork, hunter’s sausages and a few prunes. Why bigos goes into the cold twice before it is served.
Pork in a golden crumb coating with potatoes and cabbage. How long to fry each side and when it is better to finish the chops in the oven.
Late Hungarian plums are still at the markets — just the time for potato dumplings. How much flour the dough really needs and how to serve them.
Spices, lemon and a hot oven — hardly anything else is needed. What to mix for the marinade and how long to keep the legs in the oven.
Mushrooms from the nearest shop are all it takes. What to add at the very end to make the soup soft and creamy.
October is the time to ferment cabbage for winter. How much salt ten kilos need and what to do with the cabbage every week while it ferments.