中世より続くハンガリー出身の貴族であったエスターハージー家のレシピを、オーストリア大使館を通じてご提供いただきました。
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This dessert is named for Princess Melinda Esterházy, the widow of Prince Paul V. Esterházy (1929-1980)
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中世からのハンガリー出身の貴族であったエスターハージーのレシピです。
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The recipe was provided by Esterházy.
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Courtesy of Esterházy
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中世から続くオーストリア=ハンガリー帝国の貴族であったエステルハージーのレシピをオーストリア大使館を通じてご提供いただきました。
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Sparkling wine in the soup gives it an elegant acidity to balance the rich flavour. If you are interested in making the soup, please see the link. Recipe courtesy of Esterházy.
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Courtesy of Esterházy
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Austria has been making wine more than a thousand year, at least going back to the ancient Roman era, when it was a part of region called ‘Pannonia’.
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Good nibbles for party.
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Roast, one of our favourite home food tastes in many places in the world.
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A great flavour and texture combination of the buttery sesame crust and juicy salmon
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Simple and good ideas with eggs across the world; eggs can be super delicious food, if you do it right.
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These ones had chicken inside.
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Here we start Portuguese cuisine
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Yes, we all love sardines! Which country is the next?
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ポーランドのクリスマス料理はいかがでしたか。
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具はよーく炒めたキノコが入っています。
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