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Magyar Marketing Newsletter
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Newsletter & Announcement
ISTEN HOZOTT!
To those of you who are new to our site, we welcome you to Magyar Marketing! This newsletter will give you information on Hungarian happenings, new products, sale items and whatever else we can come up with that we think will interest you.
Newsletter Issue No. 57
July 2010
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Greetings from Steamy Southern Indiana!
William Penn Association s Hungarian Heritage Experience
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This event taking place Aug 1-7, 2010 in Rockwood, PA has reached their capacity this year! We are bringing goodies for all the participants and hope to have a raffle each day! Email liz@magyarmarketing.com if you will be there. We are excited to meet everyone!
Featured Product
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 Magyar Baba Blanket
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We have had many compliments on our new products!
Is there a new baby coming to a family near you? Surprise them with a wonderful fleece blanket. Machine embroidered Hungarian design with either Magyar Baba (translation: Hungarian Baby) or Isten Hozott (translation: God brought you). A wonderful gift for a new baby!
Upcoming Hungarian Events!
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 Toledo OH: The Annual Birmingham Ethnic Festival, a celebration of the community s ethnic heritage, will be held Sunday, August 15th from noon to 9:00 pm on Consaul Street in East Toledo s Birmingham neighborhood. This family event features Hungarian and ethnic foods, arts and crafts exhibits, cultural displays, and a wide variety of music, dance and continuous entertainment. Food available for purchase: chicken paprikás and kolbász dinners, as well as Hungarian pastries, paprikás noodles & gravy, kolbász sandwiches, stuffed cabbages, and szalonna sutés. http://www.birminghamethnicfestival.org
Rockwood PA: We will be attending the 10th Annual WPA Picnic. This celebration of the fraternal spirit, family fun and Hungarian traditions will be held Saturday, Sept. 11th, from noon to 6:00 p.m. on the grounds of Scenic View in Pennsylvania s Laurel Highlands.
ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT: Chicken Paprikás, Mushroom Paprikás, Dumplings, Gulyás, Kolbász, Bacon Fry
FOR SALE: Palacsinta - Lángos - Pastries - Funnel Cakes
Live Music & Dancing
Chinese Auction & Raffles
Childrens Games & Activities
Adults $10 / $8 for groups of 12 or more
Students $4 / Kids Under 12 FREE
For information, call 1-800-848-7366, ext. 136
We will be donating our larger sized red fleece blanket with an embroidered crest to the auction.
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Facebook
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Join us on our Facebook Fan Page! We post information on Hungarian events and Hungarian Trivia and have fun! You never know who you might run into there!
Recipe - Lecsó
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 A great garden often has an abundance of tomatoes and peppers. Have you done everything you can think of? Try Lecsó!
This recipe is from Culinaria Hungary—an absolutely fabulous resource
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2 Ľ lbs bell peppers (if you want to heat things up, use a mix of sweet and hot peppers)
Generous 1 lb. tomatoes
3-4 T cooking fat or oil
1 large onion, diced
1 heaping T of paprika
˝ teasp. salt
1/8 teasp. of chili or cayenne pepper (optional)
Wash and dry whole peppers on paper towel. Remove stem and core by cutting around the leaf-like collar with the knife pointing to the tip of the pepper. Run the knife around the inside to remove the long white veins. Shake out any seeds that may be inside. Cut into rings ˝ inch wide. In the meantime sauté the diced onion in the cooking fat on medium high heat until it begins to look transparent. Add the peppers and continue to sauté, stirring often. If the peppers give off more the 1-2 T of water, increase the heat a little. Do not cover the pot. In a few minutes the peppers collapse and are tender, stir in the salt, paprika and the tomatoes. Continue cooking until the tomatoes turn mush. Serve with boiled rice or boiled potatoes or nokedli.
Other recipes can be found on our website http://tiny.cc/xmybu
Are you a member of a Hungarian organization?
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We would like to publicize your upcoming events! Please have your publicity coordinator email liz@magyarmarketing.com so we can talk about the best ways to share your events! Is your club is thinking about hosting a fundraiser? The process is actually very simple. Please call us at 800-786-7851 for details.
Viszontlátásra!
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The Magyar Marketing Team
Don, Liz, Lauren, Landon, Elizabeth and Hannah
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How to Win a Gift:
Please visit http://magyarmarketing.com and click on "Register to Win a Gift" or whenever you make a purchase you can select to win a gift as well.
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