In slovak it is called roshky.
Traditional slovak nut roll recipe.
Scald milk and let cool until warm to touch.
For this recipe i decided to focus on the slovak version.
Slovak kolache nut rolls.
30 minutes if you already have the dough ready once you have your dough ready it s quite easy to turn it onto the slovak delicacies the poppy and walnut rolls makovnĂk and orechovnĂk or at least my grandma made it look really easy.
Makes 3 nut rolls.
This recipe will make 7 or 8 twelve inch loaves or some dough may be reserved for lekvar squares.
Nut rolls are known under different names in different countries.
This is an old slovak recipe.
Orechovnik is a nut roll.
This is an all day project.
Add 1 4 cup of warmed milk to yeast with a pinch of sugar and set aside to rise.
Of the sugar and yeast.
In a separate bowl beat eggs and add 1 2 cup sugar.
Place each roll seam side down on lightly greased cookie sheet.
This recipe has similar ingredients to my mom s recipe but hers makes 2 nut rolls.
Beat eggs in mixer and add the rest of the sugar salt vanilla butter sour cream and yeast mixture.
Sift flour salt and baking soda and slowly add to the eggs.
Cover and let rise 1 hour.
My great grandmother brought the basic recipe with her from the former czechoslovakia now the slovak republic in the early 1900s.
Add the sugar salt butter sour cream eggs and 3 cups flour.
Bake in a 350 degree oven for 30 minutes or until golden brown.
Orechovnik is a favorite in many eastern european countries.
Stir with fork and let sit until bubbly.
She is slovak and called them nut rolls though i ve heard her aunts refer to them as kolache anyway my nut rolls always cracked and i think i finally figured out why.
Start by making the dough.
The rolls are filled with lekvar a thick soft fruit spread.
Leavened dough ground poppy seeds or walnuts sugar bit of milk prep time.
Beat on medium speed for until smooth 3 minutes.
A delicious sweet bread with a nutty filling.
Kolache or nut rolls have been a christmas and easter favorite in my family for at least 5 generations.