DCC Appreciation Thread...

[p1_]

Turn in your Texan card, those are klobasneks. Kolaches are sweet like what you get from Czechstop in West, Texas

Ouch.

 

[jsmith6919]

Surely my southern folks have. @jsmith6919? @Rev? @ChocoLabo?

I remember Paulie calling spaghetti sauce gravy on Sopranos but never had tomato mixed with cream gravy

 

[Cotton]

Turn in your Texan card, those are klobasneks. Kolaches are sweet like what you get from Czechstop in West, Texas

That is a kolache, homo.

 

[jsmith6919]

That is a kolache, homo.

No that is a klobasnek/sausage roll.

These are kolaches as any Texan knows

 

[jsmith6919]

If It's Not Sweet, It's Not a Kolache—It's a Klobasnek

It took moving out of state for this East Texan to discover that my favorite savory snack wasn’t what I thought it was.

www.texasmonthly.com

 

[Cotton]

That is not what a kolache is in west Texas. At all. I have looked it up, and you're right about what a kolache technically is called, but pigs in a blanket is a kolache.

 

[jsmith6919]

That is not what a kolache is in west Texas. At all. I have looked it up, and you're right about what a kolache technically is called, but pigs in a blanket is a kolache.

True kolaches are mainly found all over central Texas where lots of Czech settled in

 

[Cotton]

True kolaches are mainly found all over central Texas where lots of Czech settled in

Then don't be trying to play it off as a Texas thing. Pigs in the blanket are similar to kolaches over a lot of Texas.

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[Rev]

Surely my southern folks have. @jsmith6919? @Rev? @ChocoLabo?

Never had it and probably cant now.

 

[Cotton]

Never had it and probably cant now.

We are divided as a people. I blame Obama.

 

[Rev]

No that is a klobasnek/sausage roll.

These are kolaches as any Texan knows

Not any Texan. Travel everywhere around the state (including central texas) and you will see the others called Kolaches

 

[Cotton]

Not any Texan. Travel everywhere around the state and you will see the others called Kolaches.

THANK YOU!

 

[p1_]

I remember Paulie calling spaghetti sauce gravy on Sopranos but never had tomato mixed with cream gravy

 

[jsmith6919]

Then don't be trying to play it off as a Texas thing. Pigs in the blanket are similar to kolaches over a lot of Texas.

Flavor Boulevard | What you should eat when you’re in Texas

www.flavorboulevard.com

Stopping at Czechstop for kolaches is a Texas tradition Lubbock hipster

 

[Cotton]

Stopping at Czechstop for kolaches is a Texas tradition Lubbock hipster

Uhh, no it isn't.

 

[jsmith6919]

Uhh, no it isn't.

A Texas Tradition. - Review of The Czech Stop, West, TX - Tripadvisor

The Czech Stop: A Texas Tradition. - See 531 traveler reviews, 160 candid photos, and great deals for West, TX, at Tripadvisor.

www.tripadvisor.com

 

[Cotton]

A Texas Tradition. - Review of The Czech Stop, West, TX - Tripadvisor

The Czech Stop: A Texas Tradition. - See 531 traveler reviews, 160 candid photos, and great deals for West, TX, at Tripadvisor.

www.tripadvisor.com

That's from a tiny ass town. A whole 526 reviews. Definitely a tradition, right?

 

[jsmith6919]

That's from a tiny ass town. A whole 526 reviews. Definitely a tradition, right?

You've seriously never stopped by there? Stop next time you're on 35, they kolaches there are amazing

 

[Cotton]

You've seriously never stopped by there? Stop next time you're on 35, they kolaches there are amazing

I have not. I have never even heard of it. I even know the town, but never heard of that place.

 

[Genghis Khan]

I remember Paulie calling spaghetti sauce gravy on Sopranos but never had tomato mixed with cream gravy

Yeah that's an Italian thing. My grandmother used to call it gravy. She wasn't Italian but she married a full blooded Italian and learned to cook from his mother from what I understand.