Hungarians eat a variety of foods. Pork is very popular, as smoked products, sausages, and cutlets. Seasonal vegetables are commonly consumed, as well as staples like potatoes, rice, and pasta. The cuisine is influenced by many other countries, including Turkish from the times of the Ottoman Empire's occupation of the area. Traditional dishes in Hungary include stuffed cabbages (sarma) and tarhonya, both relics of the Ottoman Empire. Many dishes are simple casseroles or stews that vary by the ingredients - i.e. using alternating layers of a vegetable with chopped meat and topped with sour cream. Lately Hungarians have been more health conscious and are eating more fowl like chicken and turkey. The Hungarians' use of paprika is possibly the singlemost traditional cooking mainstay. Traditional dishes are typically seasoned with paprika, onions and garlic. Some of the typical Hungarian dishes include goulash (gulyas), braised meats (porkolt), "langos" which is similar to fry bread and is the unofficial national street food in Hungary, various sausages like "hurka" and "kolbasz", stuffed cabbage, and "lecso" which is similar to ratatouille without the courgettes and eggplants (it is basically onions, tomatoes, peppers, and garlic) and regionally served with either rice, potatoes, and/or sausage cooked into it. Game (deer, boar, pheasant, etc.) is also very popular in Hungary, and their preparation of venison stew is phenomenal. Hungary produces many of its own cheeses and the cuisine is heavily influenced by the use of sour cream, cottage cheese, kefir, etc.
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One popular dish is the famous Hungarian Goulash, which is a beef stew. Another specialty is fried goose liver. Hungarians enjoy gelato (Italian ice cream), and many deli foods.
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Hungary is crossed by: Danube, Drava, Tisa as important rivers..
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