Average score* 72/100Hungarian goulash with wine
A slow-cooked beef stew with onions, peppers, and wine, served with mashed potatoes.
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Average score* 72/100A slow-cooked beef stew with onions, peppers, and wine, served with mashed potatoes.
Average score* 33/100A basic goulash and its variations: mushroom hunter, gypsy, Hungarian with fresh peppers and Szeged-style, with cooking tips.
Average score* 68/100A rich, buttery caramel ice cream, made with milk, cream, and an egg yolk, and flavored with vanilla sugar and a pinch of salt.
Average score* 57/100A Hungarian caramel ice cream: dark caramel melted into the cream and milk, with egg yolks, salt, and vanilla, for a smooth and creamy ice cream.
Average score* 70/100Six small spelt bread rolls, made with spelt flour, semolina, cumin, and flax seeds, rolled in semolina before baking to create a golden and smooth crust.
Average score* 71/100A soft oatmeal and grated apple pancake, topped with ground seeds and a marbled icing made with carob, without eggs or milk.
Average score* 66/100A hollowed-out pumpkin filled with tofu, onion, garlic, and herbs, bound together with oatmeal and baked, served with a salad of raw pumpkin.
Average score* 61/100Cabbage leaves filled with millet or rice and soy protein, seasoned with marjoram, and baked until tender.
Average score* 50/100A slow-cooked veal stew, made in a food processor with paprika, cumin, turmeric, and red wine: a tender meat that can be served with bread or rice.