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Brynza

/breen-zah/
[Czech]

A cylindrical sheep’s milk cheese which is left to ferment in brine and milk during the winter. It is eaten in spring and has a strong, piquant flavour. It is similar to Romanian brandza, Hungarian and Romanian bryndza and Russian brynza.

brzlík

[Czech]

Sweetbreads, thymus glands, rather than testicles. They are usually prepared in the same way as kidneys or are served with a vinaigrette.

brzlíková

[Czech]

A consommé made with sweetbreads and cream.

bublanina

/boo-lah-nee-nah/
[Czech]

A fruit sponge with pitted cherries or plums, sprinkled with vanilla sugar while the fruit is still warm.

buchty

/boo-htee/
[Czech]

A yeast bun or dumpling stuffed with a mixture of cottage cheese and jam (US: jelly) with apples or plums.

Budvar ®

/bood-vuhr/
[Czech]

Budweiser beer brewed in the Czech Republic. A superior beer.

bujón

[Czech]

"Bouillon." Consommé. A clear broth or stock. Beef tea.

burčák

/boor-chahk/
[Czech]

A very young wine with high alcohol content.

burske oříšky

/bur-skeh or-jheesh-kee/
[Czech]

Peanut (US: ground nut).

byliny

/bee-lee-nee/
[Czech]

Herbs