Our Cookbook Blog

Our Cookbook ~ What We Cook, is a compilation of every recipe we (Janice and Carissa) cook - recipes from our cookbook collections, our recipe boxes, and our heads! We set up this blog for friends and family who have our cookbook to let them see pictures we post of the recipes in the book, and also for us to note any corrections, revisions, or additions to What We Cook. We encourage people who are cooking our recipes to let us know how the recipes turn out and any suggestions they might want to make.

In addition, we will be sharing some of our new recipes (along with pictures) that are not in our cookbook. We hope you will help us out and test recipes and give us your comments.

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Kolaches from Homemade Bread Bowls for Soup Recipe ~ page 281

Just recently, we discovered that our recipe for Bread Bowls, is also a good bread recipe for Kalaches. I make these every time my grandkids come to my house, because they all love to either help, watch, or eat them. And, it is a tidy breakfast or snack for them--and grandmother likes tidy food!
Evelyn tested the dough after we got it mixed up and ready to rise for an hour. 
I use the little smokies sausages, also called cocktail sausage. They are not greasy, and it is a nice small size for kids. Either the beef or the turkey smokies work well. I have also tried adding chopped jalapeños and a little hunk of cheddar cheese along with the sausage. It is slightly harder to roll up, but the men sure like the spicy, cheesy ones. 
Evelyn was my helper for this batch made with turkey smokies.
She did taste a few.
It kind of became a play-dough situation...
What you want to do though, is roll up large walnut size balls of dough, then flatten them a bit, add a sausage, then pull the sides up over the sausage and pinch them to seal the little guy inside. 
Kalaches are wonderful right out of the oven or refrigerated and heated up later. They freeze just fine. 

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