I wish I could have seen and heard more here! I was very happily married to a man of Hungarian descent for 35 years. He taught me about the cooking, traditional music, and culture of his grandparents. I loved cooking up chicken paprikás and gulyás (always nice and spicy!) for him. What I miss is Hungarian restaurants. They are very rare everywhere today.
I looked at that title without my glasses on and thought it said "The History of Harrison Ford in Cleveland" and thought to myself, "Aw, poor guy". LOL #herewego
They temporarily closed and opened up a ghost kitchen on Buckeye Avenue inside of St. Elizabeth’s Hungarian Church until their new restaurant location opened I think in Bainbridge and they finally opened it last year. The pandemic and the fact that Coral Company that owns Shaker Square was going through foreclosure made a lot of businesses at the Square close and get up out of there. Erica from the Balaton no longer works at the restaurant-she went and got another job and now only Christina and George run it.
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My only complaint about these segments is that they aren’t long enough. The topics are always very interesting, but way too short!
I wish I could have seen and heard more here! I was very happily married to a man of Hungarian descent for 35 years. He taught me about the cooking, traditional music, and culture of his grandparents. I loved cooking up chicken paprikás and gulyás (always nice and spicy!) for him.
What I miss is Hungarian restaurants. They are very rare everywhere today.
I am half Hungarian and would love to see authentic Hungarian Goulash done. Love your shows.
Good information, nice history lesson.
I can't wait until next week when we hear the history of Mongolian food in Yuma, AZ.
I looked at that title without my glasses on and thought it said "The History of Harrison Ford in Cleveland" and thought to myself, "Aw, poor guy". LOL #herewego
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I wish it was longer and more detailed. I don't know anything about Hungarian cooking but the few dishes I have had were delicious.
Didnt know Hungarians were so ingrained in Cleveland
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Apam magyar volt. I am definitely going to be visiting that restaurant.
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Brother I thought I was the only one. She is beautiful no doubt.
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Yeah, this restaurant is closed.
They temporarily closed and opened up a ghost kitchen on Buckeye Avenue inside of St. Elizabeth’s Hungarian Church until their new restaurant location opened I think in Bainbridge and they finally opened it last year. The pandemic and the fact that Coral Company that owns Shaker Square was going through foreclosure made a lot of businesses at the Square close and get up out of there. Erica from the Balaton no longer works at the restaurant-she went and got another job and now only Christina and George run it.
Balaton went out of business ago :(
No, they moved to Shaker Square and now are out in Chagrin Falls. Since the move to Chagrin Falls, the business is booming.