Known by multiple names — kolacky, kolatchen, kolác?, kolach, klobasnek or kolache — it translates into a delicious, sweet, fruit- or meat-filled pastry.
Angela Botzer
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Food trends come and go, along with rediscovered local favorites. Whether you’re a born-and-bred local, just visiting or going out for a flavor-filled night with friends, we rounded up 15 must-try items in Oklahoma City.
Food trends come and go, along with rediscovered local favorites. Whether you’re a born-and-bred local, just visiting or going out for a flavor-filled night with friends, we rounded up 15 must-try items in Oklahoma City.
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Vibrant Lebanese dining community prospers through tradition, heirloom recipes
Lebanon was a protectorate of France from the 1920s to the 1940s, but centuries before that, Lebanon and cities like Beirut were already a mélange of cultural and culinary sophistication.
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Oklahoma City Thunder’s Serge Ibaka heads home with his Brazzaville-focused foundation.
Oklahoma City Thunder’s Serge Ibaka heads home with his Brazzaville-focused foundation.
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A travelogue of exotic curry dishes abound
Life can indeed be spicy, and so can curry.
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Belly dancing is flirtatiously fun exercise at its core
Local establishments offer belly dancing entertainment.
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Family-style Chinese hot pots warm your insides and your soul
Today, hot pots are a pleasant way to experience communal eating and socializing.
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Soul food served with heaps of TLC at Mama E’s Wings & Waffles
Keith Patterson, co-owner and cook with wife Stephanie Patterson, is known to say, “If you cook with love, people taste it.”
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If you long for Korean cuisine and shopping, OK Ko-Mart has both
This Korean market (with a restaurant in the back) has everything you need for creating authentic Asian fare.
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Yes, it’s true. Oklahoma has an official state meal. Approved in 1988 by the 41st Legislature, it includes much-loved Southern home-cooked favorites.
Yes, it’s true. Oklahoma has an official state meal. Approved in 1988 by the 41st Legislature, it includes much-loved Southern home-cooked favorites.