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Lokše: Slovak flatbreads without potatoes

Flour flatbreads made with cultured milk and baking soda, cooked in a dry skillet and drizzled with butter. Serve with kefir. Serves 6.

Slovak cuisine · Translated from Slovak ·

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Recipe at a glance

Prep time
30 min
Cook time
35 min
Total time
1 hr 5 min
Servings
6 servings
Difficulty
Easy
Cuisine
Slovak

These potato-free lokše, thin Slovak flatbreads, are a quicker version of the classic, with a dough made from just all-purpose flour, salt, baking soda, and acidophilus milk, a cultured milk. Divide the stiff dough into smaller pieces, roll each into a thin flatbread, and cook in a dry skillet for about two minutes per side.

Drizzle the hot flatbreads with melted butter and serve with kefir, a fermented milk drink. They also taste good spread with herb cream cheese.

Ingredients

6 servings

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Instructions

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  1. Mound the flour on a floured work surface and mix in the salt and baking soda. Make a well in the center, pour in the acidophilus milk, and knead into a stiff dough.

  2. Divide the dough into several pieces and roll each into a thin flatbread. Cook the flatbreads in a dry skillet for about 2 minutes per side.

  3. Drizzle the hot flatbreads with butter and serve with kefir.

Tip: Stack the cooked flatbreads and cover them with a kitchen towel so the steam softens them and keeps them tender while you cook the rest.

Nutrition facts

Approximate values per serving, calculated from the ingredients

Energy
729 kcal
Protein
18 g
Carbohydrates
127 g
of which sugars
0.7 g
Fat
15 g
of which saturates
8.7 g
Fiber
4.5 g
Salt
1.5 g

Calculated from the raw ingredients, without frying oil. Where an amount is “to taste”, typical amounts are used. Food composition: USDA FoodData Central and product labels.

This recipe was translated from the Slovak original: Lokše bez zemiakov z múky a acidofilného mlieka