SC -  Long...How to run a cooking symposium An Tir style
    Anne-Marie Rousseau 
    acrouss at gte.net
       
    Sat Jan 17 02:11:31 PST 1998
    
    
  
In a message dated 98-01-16 21:29:26 EST, you write:
<< Hokay, milord and master Andert Herberholz is from Austria-Hungaria.
Anyone
 got any suggestions for source material for this area? >>
Hmmmm. . .well I know an excellent modern Hungarian cookbook, _The Cuisine of
Hungary_ by George Lang.  Most of the period Hungarian sources are in Hungary
and untranslated as far as I know.  Austrian cuisine, would most likely be
very similar to southern German cuisine.  
You will note that I have separated the region from your original question.
The Austro-Hungarian empire did not truly come into existance until 1711 when
the Turks were expelled from Hungary.  Basically for our purposes, they were
two separate countries.
Noemi
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