Homemade Kolaches (Klobasniks)

Playing around with different bread recipes, learning....made sausage/egg/cheese, bacon/egg/cheese, ham/egg/cheese this time hoping the little mouths would enjoy. In the past I’ve made brisket/onion/japs/cheese, pulled feral pork/cheese etc and they disappeared quick.

Everyone has always liked the bread, but I think it could be better. If anyone has any kolache/runza bread recipes that are good I’d appreciate it if you would share.

They freeze well, warm them up in the microwave and the kids will tare them up...
.and me too





Not pretty but taste good.

I rolled the bread round this time instead of rectangular, won’t do that again.

Yessssss! Taking me back to when my babcia was alive! She was the Kolache queen. Great job sir!

I've done this using croissant dough. It turns out really good, but the bread doesn't reheat well. I need a new dough recipe. For filling, my favorite is breakfast sausage, cream cheese, and jalapeno.

Those look great

Yes my Babicka was great at making Kolaches. Thats three generations back non of her daughters or Granddaughters can rival her talents. Yet there is hope a little kolaches in Hillsboro come close I bypass West every time and buy there when heading up I35.

Back to the original post those look delicious

O my. My Czeck heritage says those are legit Skinner. Well Played Brother

Thanks guys, I enjoy making them for my family and like to eat them too.

My wife has a recipe from her grandmother we have been wanting to make, the only problem is that it makes 7 dozen! They have tried cutting it in the past and for some reason they don't taste right. So that is pretty much the reason we have never made them.

Cypress aint too far away - behold Herbie Hancock, you have friends! Honestly, I wish I had a bread recipe that's as good or better than Shipley's. That's the taste i like.

You're Czech heritage is so thick you don't even know how to spell it

Also....skinner....you just cucked BigPig and didn't even know it BP - use this recipe.

those look great!!! something I would love to get a recipe ...

We stop in at Hruska's and Weikel's going to/from Katy, which are some of the best Klobasnikys I have had. There used to be a little hole in the wall place in old down town West when I was in Waco before the hype got going strong and the other stores popped up on the IH35 access road.

That is hilarious right there.

These look great skinner.

Being a Czech maybe he is too hard headed to want to accept the actual spelling. I know this because I married into 100% Czech's, they take being hard headed to the next level.

You pretty much just explained ole joshy to a T.

The funny thing is I spelled it right in my head and my fingers screwed me on that deal. I am going to punch you square in the throat next time I see you.

Kyle, shut up.

Man I got no recipes to share, but would love it if you shared yours!

What you mean not pretty? Those are things of beauty!

I straight square head, my wife is polish, seems like that whole region over there has some hard headed genetics...

Not sure how I missed this last time I was on here but them dang things look awful tasty Skinner

The last real good Kolaches I had were at the Little Check Bakery in West, going to try Geriks next time.

thanks guys. Everyone is asking me to make them again.

Looks good and brings back some fond memories. I had an aunt and uncle that live in Moulton Tx, they would get Kolaches between Moulton and Flatonia Tx that would melt in your mouth. I especially liked the Sesame Seed ones, but all of the fruit in the thumb print in the middle were good too.

Man those look good. I can almost smell the bread.

Yum!

You fella's are wayyyy better cook's than us girls will ever hope to be.

Looks outstanding.