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klobasnek (Czech klobásník /ˌkloʊˈbæsnɪk/,
plural klobásníky,
meaning "a roll made of sweet, spun
dough known as koláč made and
often filled with klobása...
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smaller version is
served as an appetizer. In Texas,
kolaches or
klobasneks are a
similar dish
which originates from
Czech immigrants. The meat or...
- [citation needed] In some
parts of the US,
especially in Texas, klobásník (or
klobasnek),
which contains sausage or
other meat, is also
called kolach, because...
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Kolach (cake), a
Czech and
Slovak sweet pastry different from the
above Klobasnek, a
savory bread known as
kolache in
Texas Search for "kolach" on Wikipedia...
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around the
world Jambalaya – Rice dish with meat and
vegetables Klobasnek –
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cooked with
fillings inside. Hot
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Klobasnek Runza Pepperoni roll
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- in 1983, the
store serves traditional Czech cuisine such as kolache,
klobasnek and strudels. The city is
notable for its
Czech heritage and was designated...
- "Qata'if",
Oxford Companion to Food "Houston
Press –
Kolache Crawl:
Klobasneks".
Archived from the
original on 2012-09-27.
Retrieved 2012-05-08. "Memphis...
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Gibanica Gujiya Gözleme
Gyeongju bread Hot
Pockets Jambon Heong Peng
Klobasnek Knish Kolach Kołacz
Makroudh Marillenknödel
Miguelitos Milhoja Milk-cream...
- Abby (September 2018). "If It's Not Sweet, It's Not a
Kolache – It's a
Klobasnek".
Texas Monthly.
Archived from the
original on
April 8, 2023. Retrieved...
