Lokše
The potato pancake of the Slovak village: thin, soft flatbreads rolled from potato dough on a hot plate, brushed with goose fat and eaten sweet or with liver and garlic soup.
What it is
The potato pancake of the Slovak village: thin, soft flatbreads rolled from potato dough on a hot plate, brushed with goose fat and eaten sweet or with liver and garlic soup. Ingredients: potatoes, flour, salt; goose or duck fat for brushing; fillings: plum jam, poppy seeds, or served with garlic soup and roast goose (the Svätý Jur tradition). Recipe: 1) Boil and rice potatoes; knead with flour and salt. 2) Roll into large, thin rounds. 3) Bake on a dry hot plate until spotted. 4) Brush with fat; roll or fold. Serve: at goose feasts near Bratislava, where lokše wrap roast goose and red cabbage. Flavor: tender, potato-sweet, rich with fat. History: lokše are the taste of the Záhorie and Little Carpathian harvest tables; the autumn goose feasts of Slovenský Grob are built around them. See also: Bryndzové Halušky, Kapustnica.
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