Sausage Gravy Kolache
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Date: 2023-06-14
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Comments and reviews: 19
Katherine
In the small town in Minnesota where I went to HS, kolaches were a big thing. But not in the bakery where I worked after school, Only in the competition's bakery, where I think they had a Polish baker. And as far as I remember they only had the sweet ones, usually filled with prunes or something else dark that I didn't fancy. But savory sounds very appealing, and these look easy enough for me to try making them!
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In the small town in Minnesota where I went to HS, kolaches were a big thing. But not in the bakery where I worked after school, Only in the competition's bakery, where I think they had a Polish baker. And as far as I remember they only had the sweet ones, usually filled with prunes or something else dark that I didn't fancy. But savory sounds very appealing, and these look easy enough for me to try making them!
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David
hmm, I always thought that kalach is a wheat bread of a small- medium size (one meal) and round form. If you were making your kalach with jam, fruits or cheese, I'd call it a vatrushka. What you mentioned kalach with a savoury filling in my book is called a pirozhok, thought it can be with any imaginable filling.
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hmm, I always thought that kalach is a wheat bread of a small- medium size (one meal) and round form. If you were making your kalach with jam, fruits or cheese, I'd call it a vatrushka. What you mentioned kalach with a savoury filling in my book is called a pirozhok, thought it can be with any imaginable filling.
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xTobsecretx
Doughs that have butter in them are very very pleasurable to work with - ooh yeah but getting the butter in is the tricky part. Such a pain in the neck without a stand mixer, especially on my small countertop. It's the number 1 reason I got myself a stand mixer off craigslist.
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Doughs that have butter in them are very very pleasurable to work with - ooh yeah but getting the butter in is the tricky part. Such a pain in the neck without a stand mixer, especially on my small countertop. It's the number 1 reason I got myself a stand mixer off craigslist.
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Alan
My mother was Iowa Czech; Czech was what was spoken in home until she went to grammar school. She made kolaches all the time, as did every other self-respecting Iowa Czech (there were always dozens in the freezer. Anyway - Kolache has a soft- e; It DOES NOT rhyme with cheese.
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My mother was Iowa Czech; Czech was what was spoken in home until she went to grammar school. She made kolaches all the time, as did every other self-respecting Iowa Czech (there were always dozens in the freezer. Anyway - Kolache has a soft- e; It DOES NOT rhyme with cheese.
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Michael
According to many sources and a few Czech/Texan friends, a kolache is sweet. Savory kolaches are called klobasnek. But I freely admit that most Texans like me (a native Texan) call anything that looks more or less like a kolache a kolache. Cheers!
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According to many sources and a few Czech/Texan friends, a kolache is sweet. Savory kolaches are called klobasnek. But I freely admit that most Texans like me (a native Texan) call anything that looks more or less like a kolache a kolache. Cheers!
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Radim
My Czech mother always complained about American flour when she visited us in US. Czech flour is coarser, has more gluten - something like that, I am not sure. Ennis near Dallas has lots of Czech people - there should be some kolace on sale there.
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My Czech mother always complained about American flour when she visited us in US. Czech flour is coarser, has more gluten - something like that, I am not sure. Ennis near Dallas has lots of Czech people - there should be some kolace on sale there.
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Tim
Oh Chef John, you need to get out and about more. Oklahoma has a couple of large Czech community where kolaches have been made and enjoyed for decades. In fact, it's common knowledge the Oklahoma Czechs sent the kolache recipe to Texas. Just sayin
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Oh Chef John, you need to get out and about more. Oklahoma has a couple of large Czech community where kolaches have been made and enjoyed for decades. In fact, it's common knowledge the Oklahoma Czechs sent the kolache recipe to Texas. Just sayin
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Azreal
Chef John will hate it with his whole anti-veggie stuff but throwing it out there. Works great with diced mushrooms/onions & a roux made with vegetable broth. Small parcels so adding more vegetables can quickly overload the Kolache.
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Chef John will hate it with his whole anti-veggie stuff but throwing it out there. Works great with diced mushrooms/onions & a roux made with vegetable broth. Small parcels so adding more vegetables can quickly overload the Kolache.
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moogie1954
My bestie (Eastern European descent) used to make several varieties of kolaches during holidays. She can't anymore due to health issues but I'll tell her about this and maybe I can try it and bring them over to her!
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My bestie (Eastern European descent) used to make several varieties of kolaches during holidays. She can't anymore due to health issues but I'll tell her about this and maybe I can try it and bring them over to her!
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LeeLee
Chef John you should come to Alabama, we have fantastic Kolache s here! I grew up in them and you can get them at any DFM (aka any gas station, at least up where I live in the northwest corner area.
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Chef John you should come to Alabama, we have fantastic Kolache s here! I grew up in them and you can get them at any DFM (aka any gas station, at least up where I live in the northwest corner area.
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sadubone
I was thinking that it looked great, then you put an egg on top and cut into it and I realized my mouth was actually hanging open. I wasn't drooling, but it was close. Brilliant idea. Thank you.
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I was thinking that it looked great, then you put an egg on top and cut into it and I realized my mouth was actually hanging open. I wasn't drooling, but it was close. Brilliant idea. Thank you.
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bitslammer
Some of the best Kolaches I've ever had were at a place in New Iberia LA. I think it was called Meche's. They also had fantastic doughnuts, but the boudin kolaches were incredible
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Some of the best Kolaches I've ever had were at a place in New Iberia LA. I think it was called Meche's. They also had fantastic doughnuts, but the boudin kolaches were incredible
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Bandiceet
If you Don't have time for that to wait for the dough to take its time to raise and do its own thing, the question would be what are you doing making dough?
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If you Don't have time for that to wait for the dough to take its time to raise and do its own thing, the question would be what are you doing making dough?
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Call
You can get kolaches in other states. I know a certain grandma who lived no where near Texas who considered them to be a staple and made them in large batches.
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You can get kolaches in other states. I know a certain grandma who lived no where near Texas who considered them to be a staple and made them in large batches.
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Dohna
Kolaches are Boheima, which is now Czech in origin. my aunt made the sweet version. They are available throughout Wisconsin with a lot of Bohemia immigrants
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Kolaches are Boheima, which is now Czech in origin. my aunt made the sweet version. They are available throughout Wisconsin with a lot of Bohemia immigrants
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Mitchell
Looks amazing! You ve been a source of inspiration and I owe some of my biggest hit recipes to you. Thank you for all your years of content and ideas!
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Looks amazing! You ve been a source of inspiration and I owe some of my biggest hit recipes to you. Thank you for all your years of content and ideas!
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food
This is a good version. But i make another version of sausage gravy, I leave the onion and cream cheese out, and add scrambled eggs to it. Family loves it.
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This is a good version. But i make another version of sausage gravy, I leave the onion and cream cheese out, and add scrambled eggs to it. Family loves it.
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Joseph
My mother made colachis every Christmas. Her roots were from czekoslavakia Sp? Who settled in Texas. I m inspired to try your savory calachis Thank you
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My mother made colachis every Christmas. Her roots were from czekoslavakia Sp? Who settled in Texas. I m inspired to try your savory calachis Thank you
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HellecticMojo
I only know kolache from Homestarrunner, so it's finally good to see what it actually is.
These are kolaches! I said maple bismarks!
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I only know kolache from Homestarrunner, so it's finally good to see what it actually is.
These are kolaches! I said maple bismarks!
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