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And done! Kolaches! 4 with cheese blend only, 4 with cheese and a strawberry-rhubarb jam, and 8 with lemon curd.
@dolari they turned out great! I may have slightly overbaked them, but I had to rotate the trays to let the ones that had been on bottom get some top rack time. I'll adjust on the next batch.
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@TonyaMarie @dolari ah yes the other kind of kolache, looks amazing.
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@TonyaMarie @dolari in Texas we make kolaches with meat, a result of Czech immigrants moving there in the 1800s. I made some for the first time this week. It's like a meat pastry, I just have a hot dog and cheese and some jalapeño slices in there.
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@secant2 @dolari See, I was told in no uncertain terms by folks in Texas claiming Czech descent that those are most definitely *not* kolaches. They were offended that so many people call them that. 😄
I do make sausage rolls, too. I use a milk roll dough, though, instead of pastry. Also very tasty! ❤️
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@secant2 @TonyaMarie - The places that call them Koblanisky are usually the real deep Czech areas. I know in the Hill Country they're not called that or even kolaches. I always knew them as "pigs in a blanket."
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@TonyaMarie @dolari ah yeah pigs in a blanket were always super different from this for me. Either hot dogs wrapped in the Pillsbury crescent rolls or, rarely for me, the sausages in pancakes.
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@secant2 @dolari I have a friend who turned me on to quick sausage rolls using Pillsbury Grands dough. You carefully peel the layers to get three rounds from each full biscuit, then wrap Lil Smokies sausages in those. Quick and tasty!
I still use Lil Smokies for my sausage rolls, I just make my own dough now.
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@dolari @TonyaMarie lil smokies are the way
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@dolari @secant2 That's interesting. I grew up in Dallas, and I knew "pigs in a blanket" as sausages with pancakes wrapped around them. 🤔