Here is one dish that is very popular in Slovakia: a meat roll with a hard boiled egg in the middle. It’s similar to a Scotch egg. By the way, this is just one of many various meat rolls that you may find on your travels through Slovakia. For some reason it is popular to serve meat in the shape of a roll. Some other recipes consist of layers made of different kinds of meats, or with a salad as the filling.
Ingredients: 500g ground pork, 4 hard boiled eggs, 1 uncooked egg, one medium onion, 2 cloves garlic, fresh parsley, half a bread roll squeezed in milk, salt, pepper, paprika, bread crumbs, baked potatoes and green peas for the side Prep Time: About 30 minutes prep, then some 1-1.5 hours baking at 375F
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Looks great I just love my eggs and meat dishes from home( slovikia) Living in Australia we find it hard to get Slovakian recipes and food. Have to get sent parcels from home for pickling etc, I will make this recipe very soon
I never realized it was a ground meat. Now it all makes much more sense. I was using the normal chunk of meat. Cut it in the big square and wrap the filling/egg inside. Ground meat makes all much more easier. Thanks for the recipe. I’ll make it this week.
cool stuff! Do you know any Czech or Slovak restaurants in Washington or NY? I’m planning to visit this month and was thinking of mentioning you as a referrer.
are you planning to make a page or section on your site where people can add their own versions of your recipes or their own slovak-american recipes? The content of your site would be more dynamic as I keep checking for new ideas on your site almost every day. But unfortunately your site is moving slowly.
Yes, people can submit their own recipes. However, over the four or so years, I have received only like 2 or 3 submissions. Feel free to email me your recipe.
Excuse me Micheal, you always had that option to put your version of a recipe on this site, as a matter of fact everybody was encouraged to do so, not quite sure what is your problem. The same way you posted this reply your could have posted a replay fgor any specific recipe and post how you like to make it.
Beautiful food!
There is no comment.
This is not surprising.
For those who have problems with digestion, I recommend to the meat, plum sauce Tkemali.
It contains natural enzymes.
As well, and plum jam from the previous article.
Hi. I’m going to try this on saturday. I don’t understand what to do with the 1/2 bread roll squeezed in milk.
does it get rolled in, whole, or do i break it up into little pieces??
Please help.
I provide free meals for homeless and needy people in my area. We have Slovakian and Polish paople attend so I will try to cook a traditional dish from their countries occasionally. This looks perfect as I’m sure everyone else will like it too.
Being Canadian Slovak at our Slovak Church our wakes
(after funerals) we have lunch in the church hall. This dish is always seen! My mom had made this dish a number of times. Being married to a Scotch my husband enjoys Slovak/checz dishes. Thou my mother never taught me I have managed over the years to preserve our receipes. She made the best meatloaf. I always thought it was ground beef. Now to think of it I am going to try with regular ground pork!!. Certain dishes require regular ground beef and regular ground pork othewise there is a huge difference. Regular is sometimes hard to get and when I can i do a dish that way.OMG thanks for sharing. Dekumn
My Slovak grandmother used to make a pork based roll but without eggs in the middle and with dough wrapped around it. She called it poenini (pudneenee) but I don’t know how to spell it and can’t find it on any czech/slovak website. Can you help?
34 We often use this cooking way for hen. Recipe for chicken soup We put all washed hen to cold water,we add salt, peppercorn, all onion and boil them. When the hen is almost soft,we add root vegetables: all carrot, celery and parsley. After 20 minutes we strain soup and boil the most home-made noodles. Chicken We often roast all chicken. When it is deboned, we prepare meal by grilling and roasting. We use chicken for cold cuisine like appetizer salads. How do we make chicken schnitzel? We pound deboned chicken breast, put salt and cover with flour, whisk eggs and breadcrumbs. We deep – fry it in oil. The most fit for it is served with boiled potatoes and vegetable salad. We often use roasting for goose and duck. 34
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Looks great I just love my eggs and meat dishes from home( slovikia) Living in Australia we find it hard to get Slovakian recipes and food. Have to get sent parcels from home for pickling etc, I will make this recipe very soon
I never realized it was a ground meat. Now it all makes much more sense. I was using the normal chunk of meat. Cut it in the big square and wrap the filling/egg inside. Ground meat makes all much more easier. Thanks for the recipe. I’ll make it this week.
Hi Michael, there are also recipes like that. Especially ones made with layers of different kinds of meat and also bacon.
cool stuff! Do you know any Czech or Slovak restaurants in Washington or NY? I’m planning to visit this month and was thinking of mentioning you as a referrer.
Bistro Bohem gets my vote (in D.C.)! There also used to be Capitol Prague in Georgetown but has since closed.
In NYC, you have two options in Astoria: Koliba Restaurant and Zlata Praha.
are you planning to make a page or section on your site where people can add their own versions of your recipes or their own slovak-american recipes? The content of your site would be more dynamic as I keep checking for new ideas on your site almost every day. But unfortunately your site is moving slowly.
Hi Michael,
Yes, people can submit their own recipes. However, over the four or so years, I have received only like 2 or 3 submissions. Feel free to email me your recipe.
Excuse me Micheal, you always had that option to put your version of a recipe on this site, as a matter of fact everybody was encouraged to do so, not quite sure what is your problem. The same way you posted this reply your could have posted a replay fgor any specific recipe and post how you like to make it.
Tak toto je u nas doma velmi oblubena mnamka;)
Ďakujem for this lovely recipe, Ľuboš! My husband is Slovak and we live in Australia. I made this for him last night and he was very happy 🙂
Beautiful food!
There is no comment.
This is not surprising.
For those who have problems with digestion, I recommend to the meat, plum sauce Tkemali.
It contains natural enzymes.
As well, and plum jam from the previous article.
Thank you
I remember one time when I was a kid my father (Czech) made this. Brings back memories.
Hi. I’m going to try this on saturday. I don’t understand what to do with the 1/2 bread roll squeezed in milk.
does it get rolled in, whole, or do i break it up into little pieces??
Please help.
The bread in the milk, you just simply rip it onto small pieces, and add them to the meat. It should be like a french baguette.
I provide free meals for homeless and needy people in my area. We have Slovakian and Polish paople attend so I will try to cook a traditional dish from their countries occasionally. This looks perfect as I’m sure everyone else will like it too.
Being Canadian Slovak at our Slovak Church our wakes
(after funerals) we have lunch in the church hall. This dish is always seen! My mom had made this dish a number of times. Being married to a Scotch my husband enjoys Slovak/checz dishes. Thou my mother never taught me I have managed over the years to preserve our receipes. She made the best meatloaf. I always thought it was ground beef. Now to think of it I am going to try with regular ground pork!!. Certain dishes require regular ground beef and regular ground pork othewise there is a huge difference. Regular is sometimes hard to get and when I can i do a dish that way.OMG thanks for sharing. Dekumn
Sorry went brain fog for thank you very much.
My Slovak grandmother used to make a pork based roll but without eggs in the middle and with dough wrapped around it. She called it poenini (pudneenee) but I don’t know how to spell it and can’t find it on any czech/slovak website. Can you help?
34 We often use this cooking way for hen. Recipe for chicken soup We put all washed hen to cold water,we add salt, peppercorn, all onion and boil them. When the hen is almost soft,we add root vegetables: all carrot, celery and parsley. After 20 minutes we strain soup and boil the most home-made noodles. Chicken We often roast all chicken. When it is deboned, we prepare meal by grilling and roasting. We use chicken for cold cuisine like appetizer salads. How do we make chicken schnitzel? We pound deboned chicken breast, put salt and cover with flour, whisk eggs and breadcrumbs. We deep – fry it in oil. The most fit for it is served with boiled potatoes and vegetable salad. We often use roasting for goose and duck. 34