I found that recipe!

Question

The ones my aunt used to make. They are Polish, or from that area. Some say Chekoslovakia. Spelled it right??

Answer 1

Except chekoslovakia doesn't exist any more. The cheks and slovacs had a falling out and split tbe country a few years ago.  The name looks polish. 

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Czechoslovakia:)

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Spelled correctly, it is still the same problem.  The Czech republic, and Slovakia are two countries.

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I thought it didnt exist anymore!  Maybe that's why I forget the spelling :D.   Now, where are Lithuania and Latvia at? Same area? 

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Thanks Bluejay, for the correct spelling. 

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Sandy, my favorites were raspberry and apricot filling. Odd, I didn't see a reply button on your answer. 

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Yum! I love both too!

That is odd about the reply button being missing, very odd. Maybe I did something wrong? 

I don't see it either, huh?! I'll ask Blue. 

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The comment button is there now, Amy. Is it for you?

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Just looked and yes, comment is there. 

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Latvia?  I am not positive.  Lithuania is up by the baltic sea I think.  Latvia may be with it. Lol

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Wellone, I see that Latvia is between Lithuania and Estonia, right above Poland. A little geography for ya. 

   

Answer 2

Those that you have pictured are definitely Polish, Amy. They are actually called Kolaczki. My sister in law changes up the filling, my favorite is raspberry.

I like Chrusciki aka Angel Wings, also Polish. My brother married a Polish girl, so we enjoy a lot of wonderfully delicious polish dessert too.

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I’ve seen the ones for angel wings online as well. Had those many years ago, very good they are. My favorite my aunt made were the Kolaczki, along with pecan balls. 

Answer 3

My cousin Michael, my aunt’s son, found them online:  https://www.thespruceeats.com/jam-filled-kolache-cookies-3054018

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Interesting is the difference in spelling. Here's my link:

https://www.thespruceeats.com/polish-kolaczki-recipe-1136953