Halušky

sounds yummy.
I have a Spaetzle press—it looks to be similar to your strainer.
I’m definitely going to try this recipe!

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MMMM sort of like a potato pasta…yummy. Are there any variations to add anything with color? Tomatoes maybe?

-- Xploreorganics, 5b Canada, LFD 06-20

Sounds delicious Michal.

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M-m-m! That looks good enough to eat! Thanks for the recipe. I would like to try this, very different from my usual fare.

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Sheep cheese?? I hope that’s not anything like “hog-head cheese”.!!! Lol….

It looks very delicious Michal, I would certainly love to try it!

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Sheep cheese is the best! Sheep milk is sweet and high in fat so it’s creamy. If you have problems with cow milk the sheep is a wonderful alternative to goat milk if you don’t like the “goaty” flavor.

-- Xploreorganics, 5b Canada, LFD 06-20

XO: We use to have it with other types of cheese or sauerkraut. I haven’t tried it with tomatoes. Try it and let me know how was it :)

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It almost sounds like spaetzle which I make frequently. I like the addition of the bacon and cheese. GOOD.

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I just found this: “To make bryndza from the feta cheese: wash the feta with water, grate and mix with butter”

http://www.pitt.edu/~slavic/sli/admin/slovcook.html

-- Xploreorganics, 5b Canada, LFD 06-20

This recipe sounds delicious. I will definitely try making it.

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Almost like a re-engineered pierogi, which are soft potato shells stuffed with cheese and bacon

mmmm looks good

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Have to try it! My grandparents came from Austria-Hungary. Their part of Europe became Czechoslovakia after WWI. The closet thing I had for Slovak cooking were pierogi in the frozen food section. Walmart no longer carries them. Not much of a market in Tennessee, I guess. I am told that my grandmother made pierogi with mashed potatoes and onions. I guess you could make them in many different ways.
Michal, thanks for sharing.