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Prague Site - Czech Restaurants
Bridge. It provides classical czech cooking. VFM 2/3, 300 Kc. Vysehrad. Good,straightforward czech cooking at reasonable prices. VFM 3, 200 Kc.
http://www.praguesite.cz/new/eating/cz_cuis.html
Mick's Picks - Texas Cooperative Extension - Cuisine
International Cuisine. Eleanor's (Czech) Kitchen http//e.schrabal.home.att.net/This is a web site on czech cooking, recipes, and stories, etc.
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Czech Language - Reference Books
BOOKS (KNIHY). The Best of czech cooking by Peter Trnka; Treasury of CzechLove Poems, Quotations Proverbs edited by Marcela RýdlováEhrlich;
http://www.masteringczech.com/referencebooks.html
Elections In The Czech Republic
the world's religions. For more connections, turn to the McKinleyMagellan Internet Guide. czech cooking. Roast pork with cabbage
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Extractions: Elections in the Czech Republic Prime Minister Vaclav Klaus's Civic Democratic Party (ODS) lost ground in the Czech parliament last weekend, as voters scattered their votes among six political parties. The reformist, center-right ODS did finish first, winning just over 29 percent of the votes and 68 seats in the lower house. In second place was the Czech Social Democratic Party (CSSD), with 61 seats. The most notable gain was made by the ultra-right Czech Republican Party (SPR-RSC), led by the brashly outspoken Miroslav Sladek. The SPR-RSC finished in a tie for fourth position in the parliament with 18 seats. With the parliamentary delegation fragmented and the two largest parties divided on numerous political issues, it may be difficult for Klaus or anyone to forge a coalition government. Reports and analysis of current political news from the Czech Republic are regularly available from Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty online, a site rated 2 stars by McKinley's Magellan Internet Guide . If you're interested in other information about Czechs and the Czech Republic from culture to sports to travel take a look at the 4-star Czech Info Center Czech Religions Ever since the seventeenth-century Counterreformation
EUROPEAN COOKERY ARCHIVES - 3
Serves 6 czech cooking has a stickto-the-ribs quality. Definitely a meat and potatoregimen, czech cooking is delightfully filling and can be very healthy.
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Extractions: CHARMING SMALL HOTELS IN PARIS Click Image at Right for Details EUROPEAN COOKERY ARCHIVES Holoubki (Stuffed Cabbage) Serves 6 Czech Cooking has a stick-to-the-ribs quality. Definitely a meat and potato regimen, Czech cooking is delightfully filling and can be very healthy. Pork is the favorite meat, followed by fowl, goose and duck. Most meals have cheeses, cream sauces and rich desserts. This recipe is sure to add the flavor of Prague to your menu. INGREDIENTS 3/4 cup rice 1 large egg 1 onion, diced 1 large cabbage Bacon fat for sauté 1 (10 ounce) tomato sauce 1-1/2 pounds ground pork salt and pepper to taste 1/2 pounds ground beef Wash rice and parboil. Drain and allow to cool. Sauté onion in bacon fat. In large bowl combine onion, meat, rice and egg. Season with salt and mix thoroughly. Remove core from the cabbage and parboil. Remove and separate the leaves. Spoon meat mixture onto leaves and roll up. Put unused cabbage leaves in bottom of large saucepan. Place cabbage rolls on top. Pour tomato sauce in and add enough water to cover cabbage rolls. Simmer covered, 1-1/2 hours.
Czech Center New York : Home Page
Just a plain old country pub (the Plzenska restaurace at the Municipal House).Czech Food Outside of Prague, traditional czech cooking prevails.
http://www.czechcenter.com/Travel-Dining.htm

Extractions: (Photo: hotel and restaurant U zlate studne You don't need to fear that pork, cabbage and beer will be your sole means of sustenance while visiting the Czech Republic: that might have been the case in the seventies, but you wouldn't find many American tourists in Prague at that time. Over the past ten years, the capital has become a pretty sophisticated dining destination offering (surprisingly for some) a wide range of cuisines. But don't take our word for it - take The New York Times' ! For a feature on Prague's restaurants penned by Jacqueline Friedrich, click
Dumplings Dreams: Cookbook Author Peter Trnka's Recipe For Houskové Knedlíky (
Houskové Knedlíky (Bread Dumplings) Cookbook Author Peter Trnka's The Best ofczech cooking, Hippocrene Books, 2001 Adapted by StarChefs Yield 6 Servings.
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Extractions: Adapted by StarChefs Yield: 6 Servings These dumplings are a traditional part of Czech cooking and, if made well, is one of the most delicious ways to soak up sauce. Flour and cubed bread are combined to make large, loaf-like dumplings, which are then boiled and sliced with a thread. The lightness of the dumplings in part depends on the type of flour that is used. A rougher rather than smoother flour is desired. If you can get it, "Wondra" brand is a good bet. Otherwise, mix together equal quantities of regular white flour and semolina. 3 cups white flour 3 cups semolina 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 whole egg 1/2 cup milk 1 teaspoon salt plus more for boiling 1/2 loaf French bread, cubed
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The Best Of Czech Cooking -Hippocrene International Cookbooks - Great Accessory
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Extractions: Back cover (view larger image)Actual Dimensions: 1.30 x 8.49 x 5.91 See all 16 sample pages Or Use 1-Click Sign in to turn on 1-Click ordering. The author, Peter Trnka , February 26, 2000 the forgotten pig, mushrooms, and other new things A couple of months after my Best of Czech Cooking had been published it dawned upon me rather rapidly that the book was missing the pork chapter. A frenetic search revealed only an incomplete computer version. The pig had been forgotten. Other less significant slips have surfaced since and so it is with pleasure that I await publication of the second, expanded, and improved edition. The pig is back, as are a youthful fascination with mushrooms and an ubiquitous concern with drinks. The new edition has three new chapters and other new recipes, especially game dishes. It may also have photos and a brief account of a dinner with a philosopher. Some of these things, including the next big slip, I have yet to know. Customer Reviews Avg. Customer Review:
Dining In Prague, Czech Republic
Tel. 293 286. Open Daily. 10.0022.00 Handy if you are visiting Vysehrad. Good,straightforward czech cooking at reasonable prices. U Cerveneho Kola. Anezska 2.
http://expatcities.com/cz/eating_cz.htm

Extractions: Cafes and Restaurants Here, please find several names of several restaurants; you have the choice in Prague ! Of course, here is just a selection and Im sure you will discover much more ! I know many of them and I think thats really a good selection of nice restaurants. The prices don't necessarily relate to atmosphere or the quality of the food. It is possible to have an excellent dinner in a mid-range restaurant, on the other hand it is easy to pay a relatively high price for an average meal close to a tourist site. If you have ordered from a menu without prices, ask beforehand how much the dishes will cost. When weights (100 or 150 g) are given for fish or meat, the price quoted is for that weight. If the item served weights two or three times more than the cost will be much higher. Tipping is not mandatory, but it's general practice to round up the bill to a reasonable amount or tip ten per cent (unless the service was awful). U Cizku Karlovo namesti 34 Prague 2 Tel : 22 23 22 57 Once a famous beer cellar (and still serving good beer), this is good venue to sample well cooked and presented Czech food at very reasonable prices. As a result there do tend to be a few coach parties around.
A-Z Travel Guide To Czech Republic - Where To Eat
The menu features the likes of homemade pasta, fresh fish and a dailyspecial that puts a deluxe spin on traditional czech cooking.
http://www.czech-travel-guide.com/wheretoeat.htm

Extractions: Our tips What to do Where to eat Where to stay Travel Guides to CR Maps Accommodation Travel agencies ... Transport Facts Facts about CR Politics Business History What to do... What's on Culture Arts Entertainment ... Clubs Miscellaneous Telecommunication Other information (c)1998-2001 The national Czech dish is roast pork, sauerkraut and dumplings. Another speciality is goulash, often served with dumplings. The main meal of the day is eaten around noon. It usually consists of meat and dumplings, potatoes or rice, and soup. In addition to a simple breakfast and evening meal, Czechs enjoy a snack (svacina) at about 10 am. Tea is the most common beverage. However, Czech beer is famous worldwide. The best-known brands are Pilsner (Plzenske) and Budweiser (Budvar), but just as good are Radegast, Staropramen and Velkopopovicky Kozel. The favorite aperitif is Becherovka, a Czech-invented liqueur, potently herbal and touted as having medicinal qualities. Plum brandy (slivovice) is popular.
Wine Spectator | Web Features | Tasting Prague
To sample local wines with good, simple czech cooking, head for Prazské Selátko( Prague Piglet ), located in a 16thcentury building on the hillside
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Extractions: Home > Tasting Prague Tasting Prague There's a delicious revolution in food and wine going on in central Europe's most delightful capital Posted: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 By John Mariani The dining room of Prazské Selátko Few would disagree that Prague is one of the more beautiful cities in central Europe. Straddling both sides of the Vltava River, it is home to some of the region's most stunning architecture everything from Cubist buildings to Gothic spires to a wild Frank Gehry office building. Miraculously, Prague appears largely untouched by the ravages of war and Soviet oppression, and it has emerged like an antique toy village found carefully preserved in a box in the attic, unwrapped for everyone's delight. It's no wonder that tourists have poured in, fueling a vibrant street life and supporting scores of restaurants. New eateries have opened on every block on both sides of the river, from the Old Town (Staré Mesto) to the New Town (Nové Mesto). The beautiful Old Town Hall is surrounded by a plaza with outdoor cafés, bistros, beer halls and pizzerias that teems with people in good weather. The plaza's best seats are those that have a view of the hourly parade of carved folk-figures that appear out of the wondrous and still-working 15th century Astronomical Clock. Prague has no lack of fast-food restaurants American and otherwise and pastry and tea shops. There are plenty of good traditional Czech and Bohemian restaurants, too, places where the decor and menus, even during the Soviet regime, have never varied. While young Czechs seem to prefer the trendier Italian restaurants and French bistros, the old-fashioned places have plenty of charm and are well-worth visiting. Some are quite lovingly decorated, including the popular, rather upscale U Modré Kachnicky (The Blue Duckling), set in a Renaissance-era home with vaulted ceilings and murals that were painted by the artistic owners. Klásterní Vinárna is located in a former Ursuline convent, built in the 17th century. Some, such as Novomestsky Pivovar and Pivovarsky Dûm, are very casual brew pubs.
ACSCC Article July 2002
czech cooking doesn't exactly aim for refinement the nationaldish is roast pork and dumplings, washed down with beer. Pork
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Extractions: An article by Damarys Ocana published in Street Miami , a Miami Herald publication, Feb 1-7, 2002. Make a turn at the railroad tracks off 135th Street and Arch Creek Road in North Miami, and you're in a different world the Old World, to be precise. A shady forest surrounds what looks-like a European country cottage out of a Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale, with painted window boxes brimming with flowers. By the time you leave, you feel nurtured and loved, and you immediately want to take a nap. It's actually the American Czech-Slovak Cultural Club , a lonely repository of Slavic culture for many miles, which has made heroic efforts to stay open through the years ("All the members were dying off," notes one member), and where every Sunday people of all ages, members or not, come from as far away as Palm Beach to eat a typically Czech dinner and drink lots of beer. It may not be family owned, but once they arrive, diners are welcomed like long-lost prodigal sons and daughters.
Transitions Abroad: May/June 2001
In contrast, the incomparable Czech countryside is filled with local breweries,wine cellars, traditional czech cooking, and numerous folk festivals.
http://www.transitionsabroad.com/publications/magazine/0105/prague.shtml
Best German Cookbooks
more info. 11. The Best of czech cooking (Hippocrene InternationalCookbooks) by Peter Trnka Click for more info. 12. German Cooking
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Take Our Guided Tour Of The World's Cheeses : Cheese Gastronomy
Czech Republic Pressed and processed cheeses . Traditional czech cooking isrich. Fruits, vegetables, grilled meats and fresh fish play a secondary role.
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Czech Cuisine Recipes And Cooking
The sites above have been reviewed and are some of the best recipesites on the net for czech Cuisine cooking. Please contact the
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Extractions: recipes home free clip art web search: cook books discount cookbooks Welcome to 1try.com's cooking recipes and food ingredients. Click on a link below to find Czech Cuisine sites with cook books, recipes, and more. If there are recipes or cooking tips for food you want included, please email us. You can also purchase Czech Cuisine Cookbooks by visiting amazon.com. If you have cooking tips or a recipe site you want to see added to 1try.com please let us know. Thanks for visiting! Czech Cuisine - Find the Net's Top Recipe Sites Anywhere But In The Kitchen - Over a thousand recipes in categories. Recipes can be emailed, requested, or shared. Helen's Book of British Cooking - Recipes listed alphabetically or by category. Includes a guide to British food, conversion chart, and glossary. The Recipe Links Page - An organized guide to cooking and recipe links on the Internet. CooksRecipes's Soup and Stew Recipes Index - Collection of soup and stew recipes. Subdivided in Bisques and Cream Soups, Broths, Stocks and Soup Mixes, Chilled Soups, Chowders, Gumbos and Stews, and Hot and Hearty Soups. HappyCookers: Sandwiches - Recipes for breads, spreads, and sandwiches such as a roasted red pepper dip and Maid-Rite copycat.
What's Cooking? - 26-01-2003 - Radio Prague
What's cooking? 2601-2003 By Dean Vuletic, Fruit dumplings czech cuisine maynot have the international reputation of its French, Italian or Japanese
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Extractions: Radio Prague - the international service of Czech Radio Text only version 7-4-2003, 02:01 UTC News Previous Archive Daily news sent to you by e-mail ... Witness Events and Projects The Czech Republic and Iraq Vaclav Havel Presidential Elections 2003 The Velvet Divorce - ten years on ... Archive About Radio Prague Radio Prague listeners' competition 2003 How to listen to RP Confirmation of Reception Staff ... Results of the Radio Prague Competition About the Czech Republic The Czech Republic in dates History in a nutshell The Czech Republic through Children's Eyes Virtual Cemetery ... Heart of Europe Magazine Useful Information Czech Centres Residence Permits Czech Links Letter from Prague Archive Letter from Prague is a weekly letter about life in Prague. What's cooking? By Dean Vuletic Listen 16kb/s 32kb/s Czech cuisine may not have the international reputation of its French, Italian or Japanese counterparts, but I wonder if that is just because it has not had the opportunity to flaunt itself on the international stage. While some may snigger, I have to admit that I quite enjoy Czech food, and I would be quite pleased to see my favourite Czech dishes readily available in London, New York, Paris, Sydney and Tokyo. If some entrepreneur out there is keen to take on my idea and bring the wonders of Czech cuisine to the world, I can even recommend the ideal model to follow. It's called Ceska kuchyne, which in English translates as "The Czech Kitchen." Located in Prague's Old Town between its two most famous squares - Wenceslas and Old Town squares - Ceska kuchyne feeds anyone searching for a decent Czech meal at a reasonable price.

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