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The only place I've seen kolatches (sp.) was fifty years ago in the little town of West, TX (and it's not really in West Texas, but more in between Fort Worth a

The only place I've seen kolatches (sp.) was fifty years ago in the little town of West, TX (and it's not really in West Texas, but more in between Fort Worth and Austin.) Those were pastries filled with various delicious things, including sausage and fruit.) I don't think I've ever seen kolatches anywhere else. I'd love to find more, and learn the difference. They are far from common in the USA sadly.

jhgb 4y ago
I'm not sure I could tell you anything more than Wikipedia can already tell you in my stead. Sausages simply have nothing to do with koláče; koláče are basically sweets. You wouldn't put a sausage in a cake either, I'm sure.
- buildsjets 4y ago
  I sure as heck would put a sausage in a cake, and I do so frequently. It’s delicious, and it’s called “Pigs in a Blanket.” https://reluctantentertainer.com/buttermilk-pancake-pigs-in-a-blanket/ https://reluctantentertainer.com/buttermilk-pancake-pigs-in-...
  - jhgb 4y ago
    Isn't that massively stretching the definition of a "cake"? When I wrote "cake", I meant this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cake#/media/File:Pound_layer_cake.jpg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cake#/media/File:Pound_layer_c... -- do you put a sausage in those?
    - buildsjets 4y ago
      These all sound awesome, I think I will have to make one of them this weekend. The "Old Time Pork Cake" is calling to me. https://www.texascooking.com/recipes/sausage-bundt-cake.htm https://www.texascooking.com/recipes/sausage-bundt-cake.htm https://newfoundland.ws/christmas-old-time-pork-cake-recipe/ https://newfoundland.ws/christmas-old-time-pork-cake-recipe/ https://eatwithjean.com/pork-floss-roll-cake/ https://eatwithjean.com/pork-floss-roll-cake/
selimthegrim 4y ago
They can be found quite easily in Austin and New Orleans.