Nigella's Hungarian Sandwich
Show: Nigella Feasts
Episode: Food to Go
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By marielikeproduc...
bremerton, WA
on July 10, 2007
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I appriciate the creation but it's not 'hungarian'. it's cream cheese and fruit,how can you go wrong? but 'hungarian'....not so much. I dont appriciate the name but the food itself held it's own. I'm just a little bitter about the name.'Hungarian' NO. szegyen
By mitomaid_7104980
Seattle, WA
on May 12, 2007
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This sandwich is exceptional -- and keeps well, unrefrigerated. Pumpernickle is a good substitute for black bread, in a pinch.
By brycat_7618571
San Dimas, CA
on April 27, 2007
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So good and satisfies that sweet craving.!
By ross.sharon_4304460
Chatsworth, Cal...
on April 11, 2007
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Nigella emphasized the use of RYE bread for this recipe. She also noted that, in the absence of a good seeded rye bread, a generous sprinkling of caraway seeds should be added to the sandwich. It's the use of the caraway seeds, in fact, that push the taste of this incredibe recipe over the top. The seeds lend an extremely unique and delicious taste and texture (and, I'm guessing, are what gave the sandwich its name! It's an ingenious culinary reminder of how delicious this under-used spice can be. Thank you, Nigella -- we love your show!
By jsjf7072_6317401
Indianapolis, IN
on January 27, 2007
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Whoever entered the comment re: "Who needs a recipe for bread, cream cheese and jam." is RUDE. I thought this recipe was great. I had to improvise and use pumpernickel bread, regular cherry jam and light cream cheese (weight control, but this is delicious. Nigella Rocks!!
By jillkitchen_7106840
Brooklyn, NY
on January 24, 2007
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This sandwich is fantastic for breakfast. I substituted sour cherry preserves for the black cherry, and just used one slice of bread instead of two. Scrumptious!
By jennallen7_2364836
Roseville, CA
on November 20, 2006
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I made this for a quick lunch, and while I used rye bread (I've never heard of black bread, and wasn't about to go searching for it, the flavor was pretty good. Don't use too much cherry jam, though. Use just a little.