Liptovský Sýr (Liptauer Cheese/Liptói Túró/Körözött)
This is one of the quintessential dishes of the old Austo-Hungarian Empire. It is of Slovakian origin; hence the name under which it is listed here. Liptó is a soft sheep cheese native to the area. I grew up knowing it by its Hungarian names; the last 2 listed.
It seems like every family, including mine had its own "secret" version of how to make the best spread. For instance, versions containing no sheep or goats cheese would have been anathema at our house. Most Hungarian versions contain sheep or goats cheese.
Although many American recipes call for making this as a dip & spread, in Eastern Europe the dish is most often served as a sandwich bread on rustic bread.
There are 2 recipes here, each making 2-c.
Ingredients
- 1 tbsp paprika (sweet)
"The Fannie Farmer Cookbook" (1990 ed.)
- 8 oz cream cheese (softened)
- 4 tbsps sour cream
- 4 tbsps butter (softened)
- 2 tsps capers (drained)
- 2 tsps anchovies (minced)
- 2 shallots (minced [Option 1a])
- 2 green onions (minced [Option 1b])
- 1 tsp caraway seeds
- salt (to taste)
"The Cooking of Vienna's Empire" (1958 ed.) (part of the Time-Life Foods of the World library)
- ½-¾ c. sour cream
- 8 tbsps butter (unsalted; softened)
- 1 tsp capers (chopped)
- 2 tsps caraway seeds
- ¼ tsp salt
- 8 oz cottage cheese
- pepper (preferably freshly ground)
- 1 tsp mustard (dry)
- 1 tbsp onion (finely chopped)
- 3 tbsps chives (finely chopped)
Instructions
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