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now the Czech and Slovak Republics and surrounding areas of Poland, Hungary,
Russia, and the Ukraine.

Title: The Hungarian Cookbook:
With a Note on Wines by Charles G. Derecskey
Author: Susan Derecsky
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, Incorporated
Date Published: August 1987
Format: Trade Paper
"Our appetite for this cuisine, a melding of Germanic, Slavic, Tartar and Turkish influences, has been whetted by this excellent new work." -- New York Times

TITLE: Margaret, Tom, and Mary's Authentic Hungarian Cookbook
Publisher: Dorrance Publishing Company, Incorporated
Pub. Date: April 1998
Format: Trade Paper
Steeped in the past and the memories of helping prepare authentic dishes of family meals, Prince presents the adventurous gourmet with a true taste of Hungarian cooking.

Title: Flavors of Hungary
Author: Charlotte Slovak Biro
Publisher: Cole Group, Incorporated
Date Published: September 1991
Format: Trade Paper
This 192 page cookbook is now in its third printing.

Title: Cooking the Hungarian Way
Author: Magdolna Hargittai, Diane Wolfe (Illustrator), Robert L. Wolfe
(Illustrator)
Publisher: Lerner Pub
Date Published: April 1989
Format: Trade Cloth
An introduction to the cooking of Hungary, including recipes for such dishes as goulash, stuffed peppers, and paprika chicken. Also discusses the geography and history of this central European country.

Title: George Lang's Cuisine of Hungary
Author: George Lang
Publisher: DIANE Pub
Date Published: February 1998
Format: Trade Cloth
Praised by the N.Y. Times as being "what cookbooks should be and almost never are." Restaurateur extraordinaire provides more than 300 authentic, tested recipes in the definitive Hungarian cookbook. "...utterly devastating to the salivary glands."--James Beard.

Title: The Art of Hungarian Cooking; Revised Edition
Author: Paul Pogany Bennett, Velma Clark
Publisher: Hippocrene
Date Published: August 1997
Format: Trade Paper

Title: That Hungarian's in My Kitchen, One Hundred Twenty-Five Hungarian - American Recipes
Author: Linda F. Radke, Radke Linda F, Mary E. Hawkins (Editor)
Publisher: Five Star Publishing
Date Published: August 1994
Format: Trade Paper

Title: To Set before the King: Katharina Schratt's Festive Recipes
Author: Gertrud Graubart Champe, Louis SzathmGary, Paula von Haimberger
Publisher: U of Iowa
Date Published: March 1995
Format: Trade Cloth
For 32 years actress Katharina Schratt was friend, companion, and confidante to Franz Joseph I, emperor of Austria and king of Hungary. Written in 1905, Katharina's kitchen notebook contains over 200 recipes for soups, appetizers, main dishes, and a wealth of desserts, ices, and punches. It is a concrete remnant from the paradoxical world of turn-of-the-century Vienna. 15 photos.

Title: Art of Hungarian Cooking: English Language Cookbook
Author: Corporation Saphrograph (Editor)
Publisher: Saphrograp
Format: Trade Cloth

Title: AZ Inyesmester Nagy Szakacskonyve: The Great Cookbook in the Hungarian Language, the Art of Hungarian Cooking
Author: Corporation Saphrograph
Publisher: Saphrograp
Format: Trade Cloth

Title: Four Language Culinary Dictionary: French, Hungarian, English, German
Author: Corporation Saphrograph
Publisher: Saphrograp
Format: Trade Paper

Title: Hungarian Cook Book
Author: K. Gundel (Editor)
Publisher: Arthur Vanous Company
Date Published: January 1988
Format: Trade Cloth

Title: Hungarian Cooking
Author: Elizabeth De Biro
Publisher: Saphrograp
Format: Trade Cloth

Title: Hungarian Kitchen Parade
Author: L. Erdfly-Markovics
Publisher: Saphrograp
Format: Trade Paper

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