Prepare this refreshing and tasteful Hungarian cucumber salad Eredeti Magyar Uborka Saláta, a perfect everyday side dish.
Things to know about Eredeti Magyar Uborka Saláta Recipe
Fresh vegetables are usually always served next to each main dish in Hungary. That’s why we should never forget about the good old cucumber salad or as Hungarians call it, “Uborka Saláta”. It’s typically served with heavy and meat-centric meals such as “Paprikás” or “Pörkölt,” two famous Hungarian stew dishes.
Although it’s a salad, it’s not an appetizer but a side dish Hungarians eat alongside their main meal. You may wonder why? Because Hungarian main courses are usually heavy dishes, so with this salad, they have something light at the same time. Since it’s a salad, it can be interesting for you if you’re a vegetarian.
Some like to add sour cream, but traditionally it comes without it. This recipe’s origin is unknown, but we can assure you that you can find this salad in every Hungarian grandmother’s old recipe book.
Traditional Cucumber Salad from Hungary. Original Recipe of Eredeti Magyar Uborka Saláta.
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Ingredients
- 2 cloves Garlic
- 2 pinch Salt
- 2 pcs Snake Cucumber
- 1 tbsp White Sugar – Regular Sugar – Granulated Sugar
- 1 tbsp Vinegar
- 300 grams (10.58 oz) Sour Cream Optional
Instructions
- The first thing to do is to grab a cutting board and a chef's knife, wash the cucumbers, peel them, and cut them into thin slices. Then place the slices into a medium mixing bowl, season with salt and pepper, and leave it for five minutes so the cucumber slices will soften a little.
- In the meantime, in a small cup, mix the vinegar, sugar, and pressed garlic. Pour it on the salad, stir it a few times, and the cucumber salad is ready to be served.
- In case you want to add the sour cream to the salad, pour it into the bowl and stir well with the cucumber slices.
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What to serve with Eredeti Magyar Uborka Saláta?
This salad is a side dish. It can be served with many different meat dishes and stews.
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