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egg dish for easter
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latlor
  Mar 4, 08, 12:46  #1
my family used to make this molded egg dish at easter time and just slice it and eat it. i think it was call cytic? czytic? citic? i cant find a recipie for it or remember what it is called. any help out there?

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sko
  Mar 11, 08, 13:36  #2
Was it HRUTKA ?

My family would make this, similiar to scrambled eggs, hung in a cheese cloth to form the shape. Served cold. Is this what you are thinking of? If so, do a web search, for HRUTKA ,you'll find lots of recipes. My husband's family and my mom's side made this as well, and they were slovak.

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sko
  Mar 19, 08, 14:40  #3
also look up:


Sirecz (Easter Cheese) or Sirok
Microwave Sirok

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