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Czech entrée names are typed in Times New Roman CE /Latin 2 font where necessary.

Holiday Entrées
& Specials


Here are a few of our weekly, seasonal, holiday,
and special events dishes.
They are listed in no particular order.

Konopiste
SALAD  (Salát):
Czech Sweet 'n Sour Coleslaw (Český zelný salát) Contains no mayonnaise!
 
SOUPS  (Polévka):
Potato Mushroom Soup (Bramborová Polévka)
Tomato Dill Soup (Rajčatová Polévka s Koprem) a.k.a. Paradise Soup (Rajská Polévka)
Tomato-Potato Dill Soup (Rajčatová a Bramborová Polévka s Koprem)
Wedding Soup (Svatebni Polévka) A beef broth based soup with meet dumplings.
 
MAIN ENTRÉES  (Hlavní jídlo):
Czech Holiday Extravaganza!
A full quarter Duck baked on apples and onions with caraway seasoning; plus a generous slice of Pork Roast with a Holiday Sausage; plus sauerkraut and traditional red cabbage, plus Czech Dumplings with pork gravy. Now this is a Bohemian dream!
St. Thomas Goulash (Guláš Sv. Tomáše)
A rich, dark “stew” full of cubed beef perfectly rendered with Czech Dumplings. ["Goulash" in Bohemia is no "mishmash," rather it's a slow cooked carbonnade spiced with marjoram and sweet paprika founded on a generous onion base.]
Beef ’n Beer Goulash (Ostravský pivní guláš)
Here’s a classic Bohemian meal with Czech Dumplings. We simmer lean beef and onions with a measure of Pilsner beer to add a savory hops flavor while safely boiling off the alcohol.
 Segedin Goulash (Segedínsky guláš)
Pork “stew” in a delicate sauce containing sauerkraut and a little half-and-half Served village style over Czech Dumplings. Segedin is in Hungary but implies a style of cooking in Czech Republic.
 Pork Roulade (Vepřový Ptáček)
Thinly sliced pork steak filled with bacon, egg, and vegetables. Rolled and baked forming a delicious gravy. Always served with Czech Dumplings.
Marinated Beef Sirloin (Svíčková na smetaně)
A traditional dish of beef sirloin seasoned with whole allspice simmered in celery root, carrots, and parsnips. Then we make a cream sauce of these vegetables to serve atop the meat. Czech Dumplings are a must!
 „Biftek Rasputin“ Beef Fillet Mignon
Fillet mignon served with sauerbraten sauce (a "sweet" creamy gravy of carrots, celery root, parsnips) and Czech Dumplings with cranberry sauce and whipped cream.
Franz Josef's Stroganoff (Hovězí stroganoff d'Estes)
The stroganoff of Czech nobility. No noodles accompany these tenderloin strips simmered in cream-tomato-mushroom sauce. Our royal family made it Bohemian by adding sautéed red bell pepper slices. Even the Archduke liked it with Czech Fried Potatoes and we think you will, too.
Veal Rouladen (Telecí roláda)
Thinly sliced veal steak stuffed with sautéed mushrooms, spinach, and bell pepper. We roll them up and bake them slowly allowing a delicious gravy to form.
Little Spanish Birds „Roulade“ (Španelský ptáček)
These special beef roulade encase a slightly piquant filling of chicken, red bell pepper, and capers. Additional capers are blended into the gravy which we ladle across our homemade Czech Dumplings.
Gypsy Chicken (Kuře cikánsku)
Half a chicken slow roasted two hours with mushrooms, garlic, bell pepper, onion and tomatoes. Spiced with garlic and pepper for Romany accent.
Chicken Mozart (Mozartovo kuře)
Chicken breast stuffed with cream cheese and a peach before baking. Served with a light gravy and Czech Fried Potatoes.
Chicken Paprikash (Kuře na paprice)
Cubed chicken simmered goulash style in onions, half-and-half, and sweet red paprika.
Chicken Breast à la Prague (Pražské kuřecí prso)
We stuff a chicken breast with asparagus and cream cheese before pan roasting it. Served with gravy sauce.
Eva’s Roast Chicken (Evino pečené kuře)
A half chicken roasted with whole allspice, peppercorns, onions tomatoes, and green pepper.
Royal Chicken (Kuře Roajal)
We pound thin a lean skinless chicken breast, then stuff it with cream cheese and steamed asparagus before pan roasting it. Truly worthy of Bohemia’s Karl IV.
Full Half Roast Duck (Kachna s Knedlíky)
Duck half roasted with caraway seeds on apples, served with Sweet 'n Sour Red Cabbage and dumplings. If you've never tried duck, this traditional Easter dish is worth tasting. Always our most requested entreé at Czech Fest!
New Zealand Lamb Roulade Style (Jehnečí roláda)
Thyme seasoned New Zealamb folded around zucchini, onion, and bell pepper simmered with gravy.
 
DESSERTS  (Dezert):
Basket of Joy (Plněné Košičky Ovocem Čokoladou a Šlehačkou)
Fresh fruit atop cream filling served in a chocolate lined crust.
Buchta (Buchta)
There's no translation and none needed for these sweetened rolls stuffed with one of the following: Cherry, Peach, Poppy Seed, or Baker's Cheese filling. They're one of our bakery's best selling items as they avoid the cloying sweetness of most “sugar-buns.”
Palačinka
Our Czech Crêpe filled with sliced strawberries & melted chocolate gilded with whipped cream and more strawberries.

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