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All Recipes
Sharing my love for Jewish & Hungarian cuisines while
kosherifying dishes from around the world.


Kürtőskalács, aka Chimney Cake
Few treats capture the spirit of Hungary quite like kürtőskalács. Crispy on the outside, soft and fluffy on the inside, it has an irresistible caramelized sugar crust that has made it one of Hungary's most beloved street foods. Whether you're strolling through a Christmas market or a summer festival, the sweet aroma of freshly baked kürtőskalács, aka chimney cake, is impossible to resist. This homemade version lets you recreate that same experience in your own kitchen: warm,


🥬 Töltött káposzta, aka Hungarian Stuffed Cabbage
One of the most iconic Hungarian comfort foods: rich, cozy, and full of memories. Stuffed cabbage is one of the most frequently asked-for Hungarian dishes, and I couldn’t wait to share it. But since my mom makes the best one, I waited for her to join me in the kitchen. ❤️


Stefania Meatloaf Stuffed with Jewish Egg Spread
A true classic that we usually make for the Jewish holidays or whenever, by some miracle, we have some leftover Jewish egg spread. The Stefania Meatloaf is the perfect way to turn leftovers into something delicious in 30 minutes. 🤍


Hungarian Onion-Crushed Potatoes 🥔🧅
One of my all-time favorite side dishes and one I cannot talk about enough. Hungarian onion-crushed potatoes are crispy, golden, savory, ridiculously simple, and proof that sometimes the humblest dishes are the best.✨


Paprikás Csirke aka Chicken Paprikash 🌶️🍗
Growing up in Hungary, I knew Chicken Paprikash as one of those meals that brought everyone to the table. Tender chicken simmered in a rich paprika sauce, served with fluffy nokedli, is pure comfort food and one of the most iconic dishes in Hungarian cuisine.


Barackos Gombóc, aka Apricot Dumpling 🍑
With both of my grandparents coming from the village of Gönc in Hungary, famous for its exceptional apricots, we take apricot dishes very seriously. This apricot dumpling recipe is one of my all-time favorites: close to my grandmother’s, yet so far from hers. 🍑


The Classic Hungarian Asparagus Soup
Let’s enjoy this amazing gift of our spring soil while it’s in season: the classic Hungarian asparagus soup. 🌱💛


Paprikás krumpli aka Hungarian potato paprikash
Every time we come home from a holiday, I make this Hungarian classic one-pot first. Why? Because the fridge is almost empty, and potato paprikash is not only one of the best comfort foods in the world, it also needs just a handful of simple ingredients 🥔🌶️


Pászka Pizza, aka Matzo Pizza 🍕✨
The only week in our lives when eating pizza for breakfast is totally acceptable is during Passover. 😄 Matzo can be boring, because we eat a lot of it during the Jewish holidays. But not after you master the perfect Matzo Pizza of your life. 🔥


Hungarian Tojásos Lecsó aka “Lecsó” 🍳🌶️🍅
"Lecsó" means the actual taste of summer for me. Tomato season is soon in bloom so I prepared my variation of this Hungarian classic one-pot dish. 🍳🌶️🍅


The Hungarian Burger 🍔
Lili's father, Péter Lantos, was the very first in Hungary to add sour cabbage to a burger; it was actually his invention. Today, it’s known as the “Hungarian Burger”, and to Lili it’s the best burger in the whole wide world,❤️🤍💚


Borsófőzelék, aka Green Pea Stew 💚
Green pea stew is proof that a cozy, nostalgic dinner can come together in 5 minutes. And somehow, it tastes even better because it brings back so many memories. Comfort food at its finest.
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