Christmas in Slovakia Means Loksa on the Ceiling
2020年12月16日 · Christmas in Slovakia is one of the many unique exhibitions of culture and traditions during the season. From practices to food, Slovakian age-old traditions are passed on through generations. Perhaps the most notable activity that defines Christmas in Slovakia is the act of throwing sticky loksa pudding at the ceiling.
Lokša - Wikipedia
Lokša or lokše (Slovak pronunciation: [ˈlɔkʂa] and [ˈlɔkʂe] respectively; may be written in English as loksha or lokshe) is a type of potato pancake like flatbread, popular in the cuisine of Slovakia and South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic. In South Moravia, lokše is also a term for wide noodles added to soups.
Lokshe (Lokše) recipe - Slovak Cooking
Learn how to make lokshe from this easy to follow illustrated recipe. Lokshe are potato dough pancakes that are very typical of Slovak cuisine and are eaten on Christmas.
Lokše | Traditional Pancake From Slovakia, Central Europe
These thin, crispy potato pancakes are traditional Slovak snacks that are usually enjoyed during the Christmas festivities and Lent. They are made with a soft potato dough which is rolled into flat circular shapes and dry-baked until crispy and golden
Exploring Slovak Cuisine: A Deep Dive into the Traditional Lokše
2023年12月21日 · Lokše is a traditional Slovak dish that has a rich history dating back centuries. This dish is deeply rooted in the rural culture of Slovakia, where it was typically made during the cold winter months. Lokše is a type of pancake made from potatoes and flour, often served as a side dish or a main course.
Bobalky-Ancient Slovak Christmas Bread Page - Myerchin
One of the foods of the Christmas Eve dinner is associated with a very unusual tradition in many areas of Slovakia and the Ukraine. As Christmas Eve dinner begins the father takes a spoon full of Loksa, Bobalky, or Kutia and throws it up on the ceiling.
Slovak Lokše Potato Bread Recipe - Cook Like Czechs
2021年5月4日 · Lokše (plural) are a type of thin Slovakian flatbread made of potato dough, baked dry in a pan. After baking, they require brushing with melted lard or butter. Lokše themselves taste neutral. Traditionally in Slovakia, they are served folded as a side to savory dishes or on their own stuffed with sauerkraut and minced meat.
Unusual Customs and Local Etiquette in Slovakia - World Nomads
2015年7月10日 · Don't be alarmed if suddenly the head of the house takes a spoonful of loksa, a mushy blend of what with honey, raisins and nuts, and flings it at the ceiling. It's a tradition in certain parts of the country. According to lore, the bigger the lump that sticks to the celling, the larger the crops will be in the coming year.
bake your slovak roots / slovenské korene: Loksha / Lokša - Blogger
2012年8月3日 · Lokša v minulosti bola jedeným z najčastejších jedál. Ale nebola tak obyčajná ako chlieb a nebola tak nóbl ako koláč. Jedla sa tak ako je, snáď s kyslým mliekom, alebo kefírom a spolu s mnohými inými jedlami ... Iný recept na lokšu je so zemiakmi. Asi takto. Knead together all the ingredients until smooth. Add more liquid, or flour if needed.
Lokse Recipe (Slovakian Potato Pancakes or Tortillas)
2019年9月5日 · Made with the help of potato dough, lokse is a tasty thin Slovakian pancake. The dish resembles tortillas found in Slovakia to a great extent. Any Christmas celebration is incomplete in a Slovakian house if there is no lokse present. When the holidays hit Slovakia, it is easy to find this dish everywhere in the various markets.