Czech foods  in prague 

Czech cuisine has influenced the cuisines of surrounding countries and nations. Many cakes and pastries that are popular in Central Europe have their origins in the Czech lands.

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Palačinky

These thin Czech pancakes look similar to French crepes but are prepared with a different cooking method and batter. With fillings like jam, fruit, cream, or nuts, it's an ideal treat for those

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Trdelník

Tradlenk is usually served warm and dusted with sugar, nuts, or cinnamon. Pastry dough is made by wrapping it around a wooden or metal stick, roasting it over an open fire, and coating it with sugar or cinnamon.

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Vepřo-knedlo-zelo

Roast pork, bread dumplings, and stew Cabbage is the ingredient that makes this hearty dish.

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Chlebíčky

Chlebky is an open-faced sandwich eaten for breakfast and lunch as it makes a quick and filling meal. toppings such as eggs, ham, salami, pickles, and cucumbers

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GOULASG

The check is gulá.Prepared with less vegetables and has more meat portions. Beef is commonly used, and Chicken or pork sometimes used as Alternative ingredients Prepare the dish.

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Smažený Sýr 

A deep-fried cheese dish served with fries, salad, or a bread roll will send you right in. Cheese Paradise.

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KNEDLÍKY

Knedlky are dumplings served with a meat dish or other side dish, such as gulás. This versatile dish works well as a dessert.

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Grilované Klobásy

klobásy, which consists of grilled sausages tucked into a roll and served with a variety of delicious sauces. You will easily find delicious food in the vicinity of Old Town Square.

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Zelím a Uzeným

They are potato fritters (almost like spaetzle) mixed with smoked pork and cabbage. You can find it cooked in huge pots on the street.

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Nakládaný Hermelín

Hermelin or pickled cheese There is cheese. Like Camembert. This is a classic Czech snack. Often found in pubs, it pairs perfectly with my favorite Czech. Beer, Kozel.

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