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Ingredients
24
Original recipe yields 24 servings
Directions
Nutrition Facts
Per Serving:
221 calories; protein 6.9g; carbohydrates 34.2g; fat 6.4g; cholesterol 36.2mg; sodium 197.3mg. Full Nutrition
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I loved it.. My grandmother (babka) used to make these but she omitted the raisins and used a single pitted cherry instead.. DELICIOUS! Read More
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Its very rare that I give something 5 stars but this one deserves it. I had lots of cottage cheese to use so I made one batch and that was eaten up so i decided to make another- will make again and again and again also good to put jam on top if you run out of topping. Read More
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this recipe is awesome but time consuming. there was some leftover dough so i pureed blueberries and blackberries and made them into a filling. delicious!i had some cottage cheese about to go bad so this recipe was the perfect way to use it. these have become a fast favorite in my house Read More
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(11) LOVE this kolache recipe. My husband grew up with his great-grandmother who was full Czech and he said that these were the closest that he'd ever had! Thank you so much for sharing! I can tell that I'll be making these often! Read More
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(9) The dough turned out great and was tasty. I elected to make different toppings (a blueberry and farmer cheese as well as an apricot) The first batch burned badly on the bottom at this high of temperature. The second batch at 405 was slightly burnt in 10 minutes. I saw other comparable recipes that recommended cooking at 375 for 15 minutes. Think I'll try that next time. I ruined two double batches with this high temperature Read More
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This looks really close to my grandmothers' recipe. She came to America from Czechoslovakia in the late 1800's. She eventually modified her recipe from using shortening to using butter it made the pastry a little softer in the end. The VERY BEST canned filling I have found to use is 'Solo' brand. I can't find it in local stores so I order it on line. In a pinch tho I buy canned pie filling and add a little sugar and it works just as well. And the 425 temp does seem a little high I bake mine at 375 for 15-20 minutes then run a stick of butter around the edges when they come out of the oven. I add a crumble topping of butter and sugar on top. Read More
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(6) 
Family just loved these. It was worth the time and effort. Will be making again. Read More
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(2) 
Very good but kept burning on me luckily still tasted delicious. Pretty much a quick nut roll not even close to the cookies my Czech Grandmas make but still did taste good. Read More