News on Hungarian Food

2010-03-15 Hungarians prefer Turkish Airlines - Hurriyet Daily News and Economic Review

HOSPITALITY: Hungarians prefer Turkish Airlines due to the food and beverages served to passengers. The hospitality of the cabin crew also plays an important role, says the airlines Levend Arsoy. Hrriyet photo

THY participated in the 33rd International Budapest Tourism Fair last week and drew a good response, Arsoy said. and ldquo;We were pleased to witness the interest of Hungarians, both travel agents and potential tourists, and other Europeans in our booth, and rdquo; he added. and ldquo;We have seen there is a great expectation and demand for THY to begin flights to Slovakia. and rdquo;

www.hurriyetdailynews.com

Turkeys national flag carrier Turkish Airlines, or THY, targets to expand passenger capacity and market share in the center of Europe, Hungary. - Aviation turkish airlines Levend Arsoy BUDAPEST - Anatolia News Agency ECONOMIC REVIEW NATIONAL news newspaper hurriyet daily news

2010-03-14 Cargills Restaurant

You wont find awards on the wall or cutting-edge culinary creativity on your plate, but rather classic fare that is honest and well prepared with no tricks to distract. Just like the plethora of chef-patron places in Europe where management adore what they do, which is to cook good food to an appreciative audience. Cargills clientele is mostly local and loyal, with a small percentage of overseas guests for good measure.

Fresh from a stint in the UK exploring the hospitality industry there, he proceeds to offer fascinating wine facts and food-matching advice from his vast store of knowledge. Though he has no formal training, this man is a gem with an enviable quota of curiosity that will stand him in good stead in the future. In two ticks he has persuaded us to try Viljoensdrift 2003 Shiraz. "It probably wont be so great with your starters, but wonderful with the steak and duck," he says. And hes right.

www.winemag.co.za

- Deidre Cargill Matthew Cargill

2010-03-12 Hungarian Inflation Rate Drops From 17-Month High (Update1) - BusinessWeek

Hungarian Inflation Rate Drops From 17-Month High (Update1)

(Bloomberg) -- Hungary and rsquo;s inflation slowed in February, strengthening the case for interest rate cuts, after a jump in food prices and a tax increase boosted the rate to a 17- month high the previous month.

And ldquo;Food and fuel price developments were more favorable in February than the previous month, and rdquo; statistician Borbala Minary told reporters today.

www.businessweek.com

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2010-03-07 Weekends Best - Brockton, MA - The Enterprise

Catch the World Premiere Band at Club 58 in Quincy Saturday night at the annual Food Drive Party. Admission is usd. 20 and a nonperishable food item to stock the St. Josephs Church Food Pantry in Quincy. The music, food and fun begin at 8 p. m. The club is at 50 Ross Way, Quincy. For more information, call 781-963-2691 or 781-492-5349.

An evening of classical piano music will be held Saturday at the First Parish Church in Norwell. Rogerio Tutti will play Beethovens Piano Sonata 21, known also as the Waldstein; Chopins Ballade No 1, and Liszts Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2. The concert, sponsored by the James Library and Center for the Arts, begins at 8 p. m. Tickets are usd. 15. The church is at 24 River St. Call 781-659-7100 or visit

www.enterprisenews.com

The Enterprise - The final round of the Atlantic Symphonyand no. 8217;s annual Bay State Concerto Competition, for professional musicians 18 to 30, will take place at 4 p. m. Sunday at the House of Prayer in Hingham.

2010-03-05 Sausage-maker Adamczyk was institution in Cudahy - JSOnline

Adamczyk made the family business - Adamczyk Foods - an institution in Cudahy. Polish sausage is a big seller, especially at Christmas and Easter, but lots of succulent brats and Italian, Hungarian and other sausages fly out the door, too.

My condolences to the Adamczyk family. Having grown up in Cudahy, this was a must stop place for our family. Its what the local store was all about: good food, friends and family, and a lot of lively conversation.

www.jsonline.com

For the first time in more than 70 years, Eddie Adamczyk wont be helping with sausage sales this Easter. Adamczyk made the family business - Adamczyk Foods - an institution in Cudahy.

2010-03-04 When the going gets tough, go with pot roast - Sturgis, MI - Sturgis Journal

Still, they simply add flavors to our braising technique above, most often by changing the cooking liquid. A Chinese pot roast would add soy sauce, ginger and black bean paste to the liquid. Hungarian would add cream or half and half at the end; Italian is simply roast braised in meatless red pasta sauce. Canadas Whitney pot roast includes tomato sauce, wine and pickling spices tied in a bag. Oh yes, and four pounds of moose.

www.sturgisjournal.com

Sturgis Journal - You may feel guilty about serving your family steak, but itand no. 8217;s impossible to satisfy beef appetites on a budget. This has happened before, in depressions, in meat rationing during wars, and on and on. One of the things we must cut is the food budget, and beef goes first.

2010-03-03 What do you call a burger-shaped hot dog

Nemes thought of the concept 45 years ago, as a Hungarian immigrant working in the lab at Canada Packers (now part of Maple Leaf Foods). On a coffee break, he started talking to a supervisor about the hot dogs and it dawned on him how similar they were in composition to bologna, albeit not as spicy.

He uses lyoner, a German bologna, which is similar to smooth Hungarian parizsi. He slices one-centimetre-thick slabs, grills them (complete with appealing grill marks), then serves them on burger buns with condiments and fixings. He also makes slider-sized minis.

www.thestar.com

The "round hot dog" may be a creation whose time has come. - Living

2010-03-01 If You Find Problems with Genetically Modified Foods: Watch Out.

Epidemiologist Judy Carman used to investigate outbreaks of disease for a state government in Australia. She knows that health problems associated with GM foods might be impossible to track or take decades to discover. Moreover, the superficial, short-term animal feeding studies usually do not evaluate and ldquo;biochemistry, immunology, tissue pathology, gut function, liver function, and kidney function and rdquo; and are too short to test for cancer or reproductive or child health. Dr. Carman has critiqued the GMO approval process on behalf of the Public Health Association of Australia and speaks openly about her concerns. As a result, she is repeatedly attacked. Pro-GM scientists threatened disciplinary action through her Vice-Chancellor, and circulated a defamatory letter to government and university officials.

www.foodconsumer.org

What you need to know about genetically modified foods. You may not know the basics about the GMO foods. - Genetically modified foods GMO arpad pusztai GM

2010-02-21 The Commercial-News, Danville, IL - Danville Foodstock offers free dinner

The dinner will feature Hungarian goulash, garden salad, garlic bread and dessert. The dinner is open to the community for as long as the food lasts.

The Danville Foodstock dinner series is sponsored by numerous local businesses, including Country Market (North), Vermilion Valley Produce and the village of Tilton. However, private donations still provide a significant portion of the funding.

Danville Foodstock will host its monthly free dinner at the Tilton Public Use Building, adjacent to the Tilton Ball Park complex from 11:30 a. m. 2:30 p. m. Sunday.

www.commercial-news.com

- Foodstock free dinner