Slovakian Pagach
Czechoslovakian Pagach A delicious part of your Christmas Eve & Good Friday meatless meal I don’t remember much of my Slovakian grandmother making pagach but I do remember fondly as a kid of my … Continue reading →
Czechoslovakian Pagach A delicious part of your Christmas Eve & Good Friday meatless meal I don’t remember much of my Slovakian grandmother making pagach but I do remember fondly as a kid of my … Continue reading →
This kolacky recipe is a yeast dough cookie recipe from former Czechoslovakia and can be made with different flavors of firm fruit fillings such as lekvar made from prune or apricot. You can … Continue reading →
Kolaczki is a delicious soft delicate pastry made with cream cheese and filled with your favorite lekvar filling of apricot, prune or any other FIRM fruit filling. Sometimes called Polish fold-overs or crescents exist, … Continue reading →
There is much written about the history of the Czech and Slovak people but unlike the Chinese or Italians their cuisine is not all that known world-wide. Slovak cuisine is unique. … Continue reading →
Like many of the other Eastern Europeans, Slovaks attach a great importance to the serving of our traditional foods on Christmas and Easter. These two Holidays are basically the only major observances of … Continue reading →
This is a traditional Slovak Easter cheese that is served Easter Sunday. It is traditionally served with baked ham, and is great on sandwiches. It is also very mild in flavor and not like … Continue reading →
A lot of European cookie recipes use vanilla sugar in place of vanilla extract. Vanilla sugar is mostly a homemade item that is sold commercially but not found in grocery stores. You can find … Continue reading →
Traditionally, Bryndzové Halušky is mixed with a sheep milk cheese called bryndza in the former Czechoslovakia. I used Feta cheese in this adapted recipe. You can serve this as a side dish to something like … Continue reading →