ฤeskรก kuchynฤ
National
The food traditions of Bohemia, Moravia and Czech Silesia; pork, dumplings, cabbage, breads, soups, pastries and beer. A stub row, created so the CzechโSlovak relationship can be recorded as an edge between two cuisines rather than collapsed into one.
Languages: Czech
The interwar Czechoslovak state and a large modern Rusyn minority in Czechia.
Silesia was a Bohemian Crown land for centuries and part of it is in Czechia today; dumplings and sauces run across that line.
Seventy-four years of shared statehood, shared cookbooks and canteens, and real two-way exchange โ and still two cuisines, not one.
Upper Lusatia belonged to the Bohemian Crown for centuries and the languages are close; the culinary exchange is real but thinly documented.
Governed from Prague 1919-1939.
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