LEKVAR Definition & Meaning

lekvar

[ lek-vahr ]

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noun

Hungarian Cooking.

a soft, jamlike spread made of sweetened prunes or apricots.

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51�Թ� History and Origins

Origin of lekvar¹

1955–60; < Hungarian ��챹á�� jam, marmalade < Slovak, by-form of Czech lektvar electuary < Middle High German la ( c ) twārje, latwērge ( German Latwerge ) < Old French leitüaire, laitüaire < Late Latin ŧ��ŧ��ٳ��ܳ� electuary

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But if I had to choose a single filling, it would be the lekvar, a rich prune butter that somehow makes you hungrier the more of it you eat.

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