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rohliky google imageRohliky are the signature pastry of the Czech republic. They are something like a French baguette but without the French attitude:-) You can spread butter and jam on top, or you can cut them in half and make a meat-n-cheese sandwich. But they taste the best just eating them alone or dipping them in a glass of milk. I have been looking for the recipe for ever and I finally found one AND was able to convert the yeast amount into the non-metric measure (yes!!). Bellow is an actual picture of my first rohliky and I have to say, it turned out pretty good considering that I don’ t do much baking at all.

Konecne! Recept na rohliky pro nas, ty kdo ziji v cizine! [click to continue…]

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passport yahoo imageIf you help us find terrorists good things will happen for you…” That is pretty much the summary of the treaty that the USA signed with eight, USA-friendly states, Czech Republic included. Once all the American safety requirements are completed – which should be as early as October of this year – the Czech tourists will not need a visa to travel to the US. The traveling permission will be given out via the electronic system called the ESTA. [click to continue…]

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“exciting” Zlin yahoo imageWomen from all over the world come to the gloomy,  south Moravian town of Zlin. What is so special about Zlin? Does it offer some kind of special course in knitting? Or does is host  secret underground feminist meetings? Or is it something else??? Find out here…

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