Five simple ingredients and a whole lot of taste. So what happens when you mix a little bit of flour, some boiled potatoes, sugar and a lots of butter? You get something delicious that Czechs call škubánky. It’s a little bit like potato dumplings or gnocchi, but the way it is usually served, it’s more like a dessert.
Poppy seeds lend a rich, mysterious flavor to sweet and savory foods, but in this dish they are the star. First of all, it should be made clear that this spice is not narcotic because the opium is found in the pod and not the seed itself…
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