St Martin's day

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Who was St Martin? Why do we eat goose every year, at that time? We admit, that we leave the story behind and focus on food preparation. We will prepare this tasty poultry in several ways. It's time to get to know these local specialties: töpörtyű, pogácsa, aprólékleves and so on.

MENU

  • Goose liver pate
  • Goose giblets soup
  • Ludaskása
  • "Lúdláb" cake

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Gerenal infos

Cooking is hands-on, each pair preparing the full menu in small batches. Our cooking sessions last about 3 to 4 hours with typically 10 participants. The menu contains 3 to 7 courses/dishes. The food can be eaten at the course or taken home in small containers.

Our adult courses are targeted for adult participants, but we are happy to receive children as attendees over the age of 12 years with an adult. 

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