There are many delicious foods in the Czech Republic. Today, Bian Xiao will tell you about some related foods. See if there is any favorite food. Let's go and see what delicious food there is in Europe, and look down.

roast pork elbow

the local roast pork is a special feature. Almost every restaurant has roast pork, and you can get a plate of "monster" at a low price. A plate of roast pork elbow is enough for two people to have a big meal. The pork skin baked on the elbow is crisp, the fat below is greasy, the innermost pork is tender and the meat is very delicious. Some restaurants offer special sauce dipping sauce, which is a must-have food when you come to Prague.

here is a restaurant for you: Croca restaurant. The roast pork elbow in this restaurant is excellent, and the dream travel APP is also recommended by many people.

Czech beef stew

The beef stew mentioned above, which is Gul in Czech, is very complicated to make. More than 2 kinds of spices should be added according to time, and the whole production process takes more than 4 hours. At the same time, it is accompanied by steamed bread slices, the favorite staple food of Czechs. This dish is the most popular and is eaten by Czechs. Tender beef and steamed bread slices with thick sauce and cream are very delicious.

Czech roast duck

Czech roast duck and Beijing roast duck are very different, but the same taste is delicious and unforgettable. Czech roast duck is a main course, which is very suitable for everyone to share at dinner. The method is to bake the salted duck in the oven, and then add sweet and sour cabbage and steamed bread slices. It looks appetizing.

beer

Another delicious food that can be seen everywhere in Prague is beer. Prague is a paradise for beer lovers. For less than one dollar, you can buy two and a half liters of top-class Pearson beer, which is cheaper than drinks. It is said that Czechs don't regard beer as wine, but as delicious water. No matter men, women and children, everyone can't live without it ~ Budvar and Plzensky Prazdroj are the most famous brands of Czech beer, and of course Staropram, a local beer in Prague, is strongly recommended.

After dinner, introduce some snacks and desserts ~

Terdelnik

It is no exaggeration to say that apart from the Charles Bridge, the old town square and the old castle, the most popular scenery in Prague is the ubiquitous Trdelnik. This is the most delicious local traditional snack that can't be missed. Czech, of course The Chinese pronunciation is probably "deledanik" = = This kind of snack is usually on the roadside and is weighed by scales. Because it is baked with charcoal fire, it tastes particularly crisp! It's hollow in the middle, so you can spread chocolate sauce and so on ~

Apple roll

You can also taste Vietnamese food in Prague. Czech cuisine not only combines the essence of European cuisine, but also incorporates Asian elements. Especially in recent decades, more and more Vietnamese immigrants have come to the Czech Republic. So Prague can also eat Vietnamese rice noodles and apple rolls! The thin dough is baked with fried apples, cinnamon and raisins, and then dipped in fluffy whipped cream, which is sweet but not greasy.