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Meal of the Autumn: Europe’s five most iconic and belly-warming soups
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All I know is if you aren't including Hungary in your top soups list, you are doing something wrong. I have no affiliation with the country, but every time I've had soup there it's been a great experience.
Isn't goulash originally Hungarian? Yeah it's more a stew than a soup, but still I'm baffled it's not even mentioned.
Yes but that's only the beginning of their mad soup skillz
A few years ago, my girlfriend and I went to a friend's house for dinner and they served Hungarian mushroom soup.
It was so amazing we had to get the recipe, and now we make it several times a year, doubling or tripling the recipe because we know we're going to want leftovers.
https://www.food.com/recipe/hungarian-mushroom-soup-from-the-moosewood-cookbook-135215