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Início / Etiquetas central market hall
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If you're on the lookout for paprikas, you won't be disappointed here
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Is he suggesting that Mrs. T should consider spicing up English food with some knoblauch?
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Jars of pickled goods
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Lace and embroideries at the Great Market hall
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Leather products at the Central Market
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Locals doing their food shopping
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Locals shopping for food at the Great Market hall
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Looking down the length of the Great Market Hall
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Me checking out the embroidered blouses and lacework
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Paprika deteriorates quickly, so it should be purchased in small quantities and kept in airtight containers
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Paprika is closely linked to Hungarian cuisine especially paprikash and goulash
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Produce section of the Great Market Hall
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Russian caviar, saffron, schnapse and much more ....
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Salamis galore
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Sausages and salad for lunch
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Steel columns that support the structure
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The Great Market Hall opened in 1896
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The Great Market Hall was designed by the Hungarian architect Samu Pecz (1854-1922)
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The ground floor of the Great Market Hall is devoted to fresh food
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The large glass windows allow for maximum light in the Great Market Hall
