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Cooking & Baking

mindem

(1,580 posts) Fri Mar 15, 2019, 06:59 AM Mar 2019

Kolaches [View all]

I have a craft and artisan fair coming up, and I am spending a little time refining some recipes. I have some items I know will go over well at the Farmer's Markets too, one of them is Kolaches. I remember enjoying these treats when I was a child, especially when my family lived in Wisconsin, but I have lived in some places where folks were unfamiliar with this tasty pastry. These versions of Kolache were filled with chunky apple filling and apricot preserves and topped with lemon oil and nutmeg infused cream cheese and a sprinkle of streusel.

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Kolaches [View all] mindem Mar 2019 OP

What? No prune or poppyseed? TexasProgresive Mar 2019 #1

I love the prune ones, mindem Mar 2019 #3

I find the poppy seed kolach like in your pick don't have enough filling. TexasProgresive Mar 2019 #10

Poppyseed and cherry! California_Republic Mar 2019 #13

Yum! My friends mom would bake these! Callalily Mar 2019 #2

Poor me. Cousins compete for best Kolaches here. We all win. IADEMO2004 Mar 2019 #4

They look wonderful. Delmette2.0 Mar 2019 #5

I can remember the packages the fillings were sold in when I was a kid. n/t rzemanfl Mar 2019 #6

How cruel (sob), all those mouthwatering photos and not procon Mar 2019 #7

This is the one I used. mindem Mar 2019 #8

Oh, thank you, I'm dying to try them. procon Mar 2019 #9

Darnit, I can't find my recipe from Cairycat Mar 2019 #11

I used to live near the Czech village! Out of all the places we've lived, Cedar Rapids is Luciferous Mar 2019 #18

I too was raised in a Czech family and we always had the OregonBlue Mar 2019 #12

I've seen them made with cottage cheese California_Republic Mar 2019 #14

Pot cheese or farmer's cheese if you can get it. n/t sprinkleeninow Mar 2019 #15

In the late 60's there was a grocery near us Hotler Mar 2019 #16

Prune Kringle - Easy Yeast recipe dem in texas Mar 2019 #17