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I am Serbian and Hungarian - Yeah, i know volcanic combination, guess that means I'm a good cook/baker with a hot temper! Was taught to cook by my grandmother and mom (the best cooks in the world in my opinion) Have a collection of very very old recipes given to me by my great grandmother and grandmother BUT as most of you know, they don't measure! It took me a long time to decipher what a pinch or abit of this and that actually means. But when i finally did, I wrote them to English (oh yeah, to complicate matters, they were in a combination of Serbian/Hungarian!) But I love keeping the old traditions of my family alive through food, my kitchen is a warm and happy place.
As you can tell, I'm very proud of my heritage. Love the food, the smells and tastes and love trying new things. I always make a recipe as per the instructions the first time and then tweak it to my tastebuds. I've never come across a recipe that is "perfect" not even mine.
My project this summer is to translate 3 very very old cook books that belonged to my grandmother and her sister and then there's one from my great grandmother.
My fondest memory was my grandma wrapping one of her old aprons around my small waist and having me kneel on a chair at the kitchen table and we would make friars ears but they called them differently in hungarian. (oh, now I have to find that recipe and post it) and she would always call me sunshine :)

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