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Marok

Handful

Marok (“MAH-ROHK”) (also: marék) means “handful” in Hungarian, and is used as a unit of measurement in some Hungarian cookbooks.

One marok of sauerkraut is 350 grams, while one marok of sorrel leaves is 150 grams, for example.

For related information, see our guide to Hungarian kitchen measurements.

— 08/02/07

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