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Halushki with Bryndza Cheese

June 8, 2019February 26, 2020 ~ jarmilascooking ~ 3 Comments

Halushki - traditional Slovak pasta - have already been mentioned in a recipe for Strapatchki. A slightly different version of halushki was used to accompany rabbit thighs in this recipe. Halushki are sometimes used in soups instead of noodles, but the most important role of these small, gnocchi-like dumplings is for our national dish, where … Continue reading Halushki with Bryndza Cheese

What Slovak and Italian cuisine have in common

September 15, 2018May 28, 2020 ~ jarmilascooking ~ 1 Comment

It was a week of exploration and discoveries, sublime food and new friendships. At the beginning of September last year my daughter Monika was married to a wonderful man, and they had chosen Villa Medicea di Lilliano in beautiful Tuscany as a location for their wedding. For me and some others from our family it … Continue reading What Slovak and Italian cuisine have in common

Piquant Bryndza Cheese Spread

September 30, 2017February 26, 2020 ~ jarmilascooking ~ 2 Comments

When I was a child, I never questioned the origins of a strange, non-Slovak sounding name my mum used for the delicious spread she often made for our snacks or evening meals. All I knew about šmirkas at that age was that it was made with bryndza. We would spread šmirkas on slices of fresh rye bread, … Continue reading Piquant Bryndza Cheese Spread

Bryndza Cheese Stuffed Mushrooms

May 29, 2016March 27, 2020 ~ jarmilascooking ~ Leave a comment

I introduced our famed cheese in the post on Bryndza Cheese Sticks last year. With this year's sheep farming season in full spate and some fine weather over the last month, our mountain meadows have turned into luscious pastures, so we are getting fresh supplies of bryndza cheese again. The May bryndza, as we in Slovakia call … Continue reading Bryndza Cheese Stuffed Mushrooms

Bryndza Cheese Sticks

July 22, 2015November 29, 2019 ~ jarmilascooking ~ 1 Comment

Bryndza (pronounced as brinsa) is a soft variety of sheep's milk cheese that our Slovak ancestors developed at the end of the 18th century. Although the cheese had existed under different names and in varied forms from the 14th century, the first bryndza-making factory in Slovakia, which was set up in 1787, is seen by … Continue reading Bryndza Cheese Sticks

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A Taste of Slovakia series is much more than a collection of traditional Slovak recipes. It's a colourful journey into this small country's culture, the customs that evolve around cooking and eating, as well as history of some typical ingredients. And for those who will delve deeper into the text, there is an added bonus ...

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