A.
B.
B.
What do you consider a Kolache??
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B
and what i wouldn't do for a place to get kolaches out here.
and what i wouldn't do for a place to get kolaches out here.
Both. I grew up with knowing A as a kolache (with a Polish grandmother), but then I discovered B. My Polish aunt in Chicago is horrified that we consider B kolaches down here, so I sent her an article from the Chronicle yesterday that talks about the origins of B.
B first, then A for dessert
B
I'm hungry now
I'm hungry now
The greatest poster in the history of TexAgs 
May he rest in whatever job he currently resides.
May he rest in whatever job he currently resides.
What Jackal said, except I just had the Snook Bakery and all the Czech's in the Brazos Valley to base my opinion on.
A. B is something else similar to a kolache, but it's different. My kolache recipe goes back to when my relatives came from what was then Moravia. Fruit, cheese, and poppy seed only, no meat.
BOTH. B should be made with country sausage though...not smokies.
I'm part Czech...I should know these things.
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I'm part Czech...I should know these things.
[This message has been edited by Ag_N_Houston (edited 7/16/2011 9:36a).]
A is a kolache
B is what donut shops call a kolache, but isn't technically.
B is what donut shops call a kolache, but isn't technically.
A
but sometimes B. Who cares? I'll eat'em both.
but sometimes B. Who cares? I'll eat'em both.
quote:
A is a kolache
B is what donut shops call a kolache, but isn't technically.
+1
and ibseabass
A = Kolache
B = Klobasnek
...as my Czech grandma's family (Dornak) taught me...
B = Klobasnek
...as my Czech grandma's family (Dornak) taught me...
FearNoWeevil is correct.
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The greatest poster in the history of TexAgs
May he rest in whatever job he currently resides.
Whatever happened to that guy? Surely he didn't quit posting because of a job?
A
B is good, but not a kolache. And when you say "kolache", the "e" is silent. Unless you also pronouce pecan "pee-can", or Brazos "Bray-zos", then you're hopeless...
B is good, but not a kolache. And when you say "kolache", the "e" is silent. Unless you also pronouce pecan "pee-can", or Brazos "Bray-zos", then you're hopeless...
A
but grew up thinking B
but grew up thinking B
quote:
Both. I grew up with knowing A as a kolache, but then I discovered B.
This
Shipleys boudin kolaches
A = kolace. One is pronounced "KO-lotch" and the plural is "ko-la-CHE."
B = klobasnek. Plural is klobasneki.
At least that's what I was taught by my Czech friends.
B = klobasnek. Plural is klobasneki.
At least that's what I was taught by my Czech friends.
A. This is what we had grow up.
B. We called this a "pig in a poke" or "pig in a blanket." Didn't see this "kolache" until about 3 years ago in HEB.
While I was a member of the Czech Club they use to bring kolaches from Snook. Never had the sausage ones.
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B. We called this a "pig in a poke" or "pig in a blanket." Didn't see this "kolache" until about 3 years ago in HEB.
While I was a member of the Czech Club they use to bring kolaches from Snook. Never had the sausage ones.
[This message has been edited by spaceaggie1975 (edited 7/16/2011 11:09a).]
I am part Czech and Polish and grew up in a very Bohemian part of Texas...
A is a Kolache
B is a Klobasnek or Klobasniki
Kolaches are a pastry (typically open faced) containing fruit or some other sweetened filling.
Klobasniki are a pastry filled with meat (typically sausage or ham) and often include cheese and/or peppers for additional flavor.
A is a Kolache
B is a Klobasnek or Klobasniki
Kolaches are a pastry (typically open faced) containing fruit or some other sweetened filling.
Klobasniki are a pastry filled with meat (typically sausage or ham) and often include cheese and/or peppers for additional flavor.
Greens sausage house in Zabcikville is the only place I eat kolaches from. If you've been there, you know. If you haven't, it's a must visit
A
A = kolaches
B = who cares... we sell a **** ton of them
B = who cares... we sell a **** ton of them
Big Earl
the one with sausage
A=Kolache
B=Pig in the blanket
Czech grandmother spoiled us grand kids
My favorite kolache was grandma's prune kolache. She mixed it with pear to mellow the prune. Bread was a potato-type dough. Sweet, but NOT super sweet. The stuff that most bakeries pass off as kolaches is a glorified jelly doughnut sliced in half.
B=Pig in the blanket
Czech grandmother spoiled us grand kids
My favorite kolache was grandma's prune kolache. She mixed it with pear to mellow the prune. Bread was a potato-type dough. Sweet, but NOT super sweet. The stuff that most bakeries pass off as kolaches is a glorified jelly doughnut sliced in half.
B is a pig in a blanket in Louisiana. Don't know wtf A is
EVA3 is spot on.
1, cut a hole in some bread
2, put your junk in that bread
3, make her eat the bread
And thats the way you do it
2, put your junk in that bread
3, make her eat the bread
And thats the way you do it
Czech Stop FTW
We go through a lot of B on weekends around our house. The kids love 'em.
A
I would know my grandmother used to bake 100's of them for the kolache festival in Caldwell every year.
I would know my grandmother used to bake 100's of them for the kolache festival in Caldwell every year.
I would get in arguments with the food staff at A&M over this.
Kolaches are representative of A. They are an open faced pastry with a pocket filled with fruit or cheese
B is a Klobasinky. It is a closed pastry filled with meat.
Anything other than what is mentioned above is false and not respecting Czech/German/Bohemian heritage.
Kolaches are representative of A. They are an open faced pastry with a pocket filled with fruit or cheese
B is a Klobasinky. It is a closed pastry filled with meat.
Anything other than what is mentioned above is false and not respecting Czech/German/Bohemian heritage.
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