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  • Sajtos Pogácsa, Hungarian Cheese Biscuits with Goulash Soup
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    Sajtos Pogácsa, Hungarian Cheese Biscuits with Goulash Soup

    ByEva Hamori November 30, 2012December 6, 2012

        With mom here, she shares a few secret family recipes with us. Julie from choir had a special experience tracing her roots back to Hungary. In honour of her adventure, mom and I show her a few of our favourite dishes. Today we make Goulash soup (which we have shared before ) but…

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  • Meggyes, Hungarian Sour Cherry Cake
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    Meggyes, Hungarian Sour Cherry Cake

    ByEva Hamori November 17, 2012June 5, 2017

    My mommy’s recipe! 6 egg yolks 500 grams icing sugar 300 grams butter or shortening 500 grams flour 1 and half teaspoons baking powder 200 ml sour-cream mix all together until smooth add 6 egg whites beaten until fluffy to the mixture and roll in with a spatula pour the mixture into greased pan put…

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  • Hungarian Stacked Egg & Potato Casserole with Sour Cherry Cake
    Food | Hungary

    Hungarian Stacked Egg & Potato Casserole with Sour Cherry Cake

    ByEva Hamori October 16, 2012January 3, 2022

    Alfonz cooks a few times a year, usually BBQ related, and always very good. Over the years he’s picking up a few skills in the kitchen, and every once in a while, like yesterday, he surprised me with dinner. After a full day on the canal boats, I arrived home Monday afternoon with just enough…

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  • My Expat Life Brings Healing Back to My Family
    France | Inspirational | Our Journey

    My Expat Life Brings Healing Back to My Family

    ByEva Hamori August 16, 2012January 3, 2022

    If you wish to travel far, fast and light, take off all your envies, jealousy, unforgiveness, selfishness and fears. Cesare Pavese Take a moment with me and look back on your childhood. What do you see? Are you playing with your favourite toy, swimming in your pool or are you with your family? For me…

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  • 5 days of Fete de Capestang
    Festivals | France

    5 days of Fete de Capestang

    ByEva Hamori August 11, 2012June 27, 2013

      August 2-6 Capestang festivals ran their course in our village. Many different bands on three different stages over the course of 5 days entertained tourists and locals at the yearly event. Serving food as beer and wine flowed freely, the events were a success. The nightclub with a DJ was set up behind the…

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  • Lists

    Top 12 Cleaning Tips – Trade Tricks!

    ByEva Hamori August 10, 2012September 17, 2012

    Have you ever wondered how cleaning ladies get things so clean and sharp looking in such a short timeframe? As an at home mom for most of my children’s life, my friends have always asked, ‘How do you do it?’ I work as a domestic engineer and get up in the early mornings, ride my bike…

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  • Muskrat or Beaver? No A Coypu!
    France | Kids Blog

    Muskrat or Beaver? No A Coypu!

    ByEva Hamori August 6, 2012August 6, 2012

    For the lady from Belgium, that spoke German and English, that we never saw again by the canal to let her know what it was we saw swimming in the Canal du Midi that day. She and many others talk about giant rats that swim along the river’s edge at dusk and dawn. I thought…

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  • How to Build a Swimming Pool, first get two hot guys to help!
    France | Renovations

    How to Build a Swimming Pool, first get two hot guys to help!

    ByEva Hamori June 19, 2012January 3, 2022

    How to assemble an above ground swimming pool in France After we took out the giant palm tree and gave away our metal shed, by hand we took out the remainder of the unwanted shrubbery. Once the area was cleared it was time to start the hole. First you dig the hole with a bobcat,…

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  • IceBar Budapest
    Hungary | Our Journey

    IceBar Budapest

    ByEva Hamori April 18, 2012

    Daniel spotted the new Budapest Ice Bar on our daily walk along Vaci Utca, the walking strip along the Danube River, near the Piac Market by Liberty Bridge. He begged us to go inside. Fans of Ice Hotels and Ice Bar attractions of the world, Ice Bar Budapest joins the ranks of the bars made…

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  • Top 12 Tips- How to pack your carry-on
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    Top 12 Tips- How to pack your carry-on

    ByEva Hamori April 10, 2012August 1, 2018

                            Our family prepares for a two-week trip, driving to Barcelona from Capestang and then flying to Budapest via Ryanair. The regulations for luggage size and weight on our Ryanair flight are the strictest in the industry. Extra bags are expensive, many times as…

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