UNESCO World Heritage Site – Budapest Banks of the Danube, Buda Castle Quarter and Andrássy Avenue
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Budapest, Hungary, UNESCO World Heritage Site
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I enjoy the photos and the youtube video. Really beautiful place and hope to visit one day. Happy Holidays to you and yours!
Dear Fae,
My mother lives in Budapest 
And Chicken Paprikash runs through my veins 
We’re known for our hot tempers 
I am glad you and your family enjoy the paprikash, it is really yummy. Sometimes I serve it over polenta or rice to change things up, but my favorite is over mashed potatoes 
After my own heart! I am Hungarian
I am so very happy you enjoyed Budapest. I am sure the people you met along the way were welcoming and nice and perhaps a little crazy
Thanks for posting it, as well as all the photos of Budapest!
Regards, Éva
MY Mom will go there in a second for the Hungarian porcelain. I ‘m very sure of that.
Fae, I remember in 1978, you gave me a recipe for paprika chicken not quite the same recipe as this one. I made it quite often and it became one of my family favorites. Although a little different recipe, I like it equally.
I just love your photos and stories and posts. Where do you get your energy? Please tell me I need some!
You are a delightful lady, Azita. When I have a subject which I feel passionate about, the energy presents itself.
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