Hungary

Some of the minerals found in Hungary include coal, bauxite, manganese, and natural gas. Hungary also has deposits of iron ore, barite, and salt. These minerals play a significant role in the country's economy and industrial activities.

It's a 1,265 mile drive. Which will take 19 hours 25 minutes. Yess, or fly from London to Budapest 2,5 hours.

Louise, My HG recipe from my Austria sister-in-law does not call for tomatoes or sour cream. Simply lots of onions chopped and cooked down, a few potoes diced and of course the meet. The paprika give the dish the red color. As to how to fix your dish, I would add just a little sugar until it tastes ok to you.

Hungary is in Europe. It is located to the east of Austria, south of the Czech Republic, north of Serbia, and west of Russia.

The motto of Austria-Hungary is 'Indivisible and Inseparable'.

As of October 2021, the unemployment rate in Hungary was around 3.7%. However, it's important to note that this data may have changed since then due to various economic factors.

That is actually a sensible question-- many countries in that region of the world changed their names when the Soviet Union broke up. But Hungary is one country that not only still exists; it still has its same name. Hungary's best known city is Budapest, and it remains a popular attraction for European tourists.

Hungary is located in Central Europe, bordered by Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, and Slovenia. It is landlocked, with the Danube River flowing through its capital city of Budapest.

Wiesel wrote about feeling betrayal and disillusionment towards the Hungarian police in his memoir "Night." He described how they sided with the Nazis and collaborated in the persecution and deportation of Jews during the Holocaust.

The Twilight series, written by Stephenie Meyer, has been translated into Hungarian. The books are popularly known as "Alkonyat" in Hungarian. They are available for purchase in Hungarian bookstores or online shops.

Im pretty sure its "The Recruit"

dont kno for sure

No, he is not. He is american, and is of Hungarian ancestry.

The establishment of Charles University in Prague was inspired by Holy Roman Emperor Charles of Luxembourg. He asked his friend and ally, Pope Clement VI, to do so. On 26 January 1347 the pope issued the bull establishing a university in Prague, modeled on the University of Paris, with the full (4) number of faculties, that is including theological. On 7 April 1348 Charles, the king of Bohemia, gave to the established university privileges and immunities from the secular power in a Golden Bull and on 14 January 1349 he repeated that as the King of the Romans.

Regular paprika. They are both made from sweet red peppers.

sorry but i am not Hungarian

Yes. A few days ago the Costes one of the restaurants in Budapest got a Michelin star. Besides Costes five other Hungarian restaurants have been given the Bib Gourmand classification, for example 21, Arcade Bistro, Bock Bisztro and Csalogány 26.

Goulash, made from beef, onions, vegetables, spices and paprika.

It means either one of these spices: bors (Piper nigrum) or paprika (Capsicum annuum).

The origins of goulash can be traced to Byram Hills High School.

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.

Absolutely less than nothing. The filler was roughly worth less than a 10th of a penny. They are no longer produced. Depends on the year it was minted an ole coin would have value to a collector.

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