Svestkove Knedliky refers to Czech republic's fruit dumplings often filled with plums, peaches, apricots, or cherries, and covered in lots of butter and sugar. It can be served with a toppings of crumbled pot cheese , ground poppy seed or bread crumbs fried in butter.
Svestkove Knedliky is made of dough from a mixture of egg, flour, milk and butter which is wrapped on seeded/pitted fruits, such as plum , apricot, peacher or cherries and then boiled until done.
Svestkove Knedliky can be serve as a dessert, lunch or dinner and on special occassions.
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