Tuesday, August 27, 2013

HUNGARIAN CLUB OF NORTHEAST OHIO - ST STEPHEN'S DRAMATIC CLUB and DEAUGA MAGYAR CLUB MERGER


HUNGARIAN CLUB OF NORTHEAST OHIO - HIRUM OHIO link! Hungarian Cultural Center Of Northeastern Ohio Formally: St. Stephen's Dramatic Club (1904-2001) & Geauga Magyar Club (1975-2001) 12027 Abbott Road - Hiram OH 44234 330-274-2786

CLICK ON THE LINK FOR ACTIVITIES!  Hey they roast pigs!

Link is still good!  April 2022

Saturday, August 24, 2013

SUNFLOWERS : A HIGH PROTEIN SEED and SPROUTS

A version of the sunflower, or maybe a distant cousin, a wild and small version, sprouts along disturbed earth near road beds in Southern California. Called "Black Eyed Susans," these wild flowers remind me of the tall plants with huge seed beds which actually rotate to follow the sun across the sky in summer..

A couple sunflowers in a garden attract birds who eat the seeds and these days there are a great variety of seeds you can buy with some variation of color - the yellows to oranges and reds - and height - five feet or more is very common. So I was wondering if there is such a thing as a "HUNGARIAN SUNFLOWER." .



To my delight there is! I found this "Heirloom" Hungarian Sunflower Organic Seed for sale on the Internet. SUSTAINABLE SEED CO : ORGANIC HUNGARIAN SUNFLOWER which says "
Large single heads with yellow petals, large black seeds of good flavor, good for sprouting because the sprouts are huge and nutritious.

Add sprouts to salads or sandwiches.

Excellent roasted.


Hungarian heirloom.


Popular protein-rich food in Eastern Europe.


From Martin Ringhoffer, Hungary.

I had no idea people sprout the seeds to eat the sprouts!



A little more reading and I learned that the Hungarian Black Seeded sunflower may have been started long ago from seed brought from the Americas to Europe.

Saturday, August 3, 2013

HUNGARIAN CLUB OF ATLANTA GEORGIA!


GEORGIA HUNGARIANS ORG link here!

Welcome to the HCGA! The HCGA repesents the 15,000 people of Hungarian descent in Georgia and presents information on local and national events and resources. Our mission is to foster appreciation of Hungarian culture, history and language in our local community. This is the community for you if... •you were born in Hungary or to Hungarian parents, •you like to use paprika in your cooking, •you are inspired by the story of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, •you have a vague recollection that your Grandmother was Hungarian, •you have spent countless hours trying to master the Rubik's cube, •you are concerned about the human rights of ethnic Hungarians living in Romania, Slovakia, Serbia and Ukraine.

Link checked July 2022  All is Well!