Potica: The Tastiest Nut Roll Ever
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All Nut Rolls are not Created Equal!
Most define Potica (pronounced pah-TEET-zah) as a Slovenian nut roll. Well, that just does not describe it at all. I have created this site to spread the truth about Potica. This is not your average holiday nut roll, it is nut roll with more nuts than roll. A mere nut roll is a Potica on a diet. Folks, if you have not tasted Potica you have been missing out on one of life's greatest eating pleasures. Take a look around and you will see why Potica is the tastiest nut roll ever.
Contents
- Growing Up With Potica
- Potica Videos
- All Poticas are Nut Rolls but All Nut Rolls are NOT Poticas.
- The Making of Potica
- Potica Recipe Links and Images
- So You Wanna Make Potica
- More Potica Recipes
- What is your Potica Experience Level?
- Potica on YouTube
- Recap: Why Potica is the Tastiest Nut Roll Ever.
- Am I right? You Bet I Am!
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Potica
(Pronounced Pah-TEET-zah)
Growing Up With Potica
One of my fondest holiday food memories is of my grandmother's Potica. It was amazing. When she would serve it, she would ask "...do you like it better with or without raisins?" I would answer "I'm not sure. I better take a piece of both." She would laugh and give me both. It was funny but it was also the truth. I hate raisins but raisins in Potica are magical. My Grandmother eventually passed on and the Potica tradition passed with her. I am not much of a baker so I have begun a search for my beloved Potica.I started my search at local bakeries. When I ask if they sell Potica, they look at me like I am speaking a foreign language. They have no idea what I am even talking about. When I search online I find the same reviews everywhere. People who grew up with Potica find it for sale online, try it out and then they comment that it is not the same. I have decide that I am going to begin a quest for the perfect Potica. I am going to begin ordering Potica for the holidays. I will update this site with our Potica reviews. When I find one similar or hopefully the same as my grandmothers I will announce it here.
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Potica Videos
All Poticas are Nut Rolls but All Nut Rolls are NOT Poticas.
A "Nut Roll" is a Potica on a diet.
Well, I think the problem is everyone who grew up with Potica thinks a nut roll is Potica. I know this because every Christmas my father and I have this argument. He asks if he should bring a nut roll and I say, please bring Potica. Then he tells me that this nut roll is Potica. He must not have a very good memory because you can call Potica a nut roll but you can NOT call an ordinary nut roll a Potica.One Christmas I received a catalog that sold Potica. It was too late to order so we passed it around the table and told Potica stories. This is a sad but very true story. If you have ever had a REAL Potica you will know why we have this Potica problem. I have never heard of love like this for an ordinary nut roll.
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The Making of Potica
But Does it Taste Like My Grandmothers?
Potica Recipe Links and Images
Get Ready for the Holidays with Potica The Bread of Memory
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Google Images of Potica
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Potica by Vicky Bryant
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How to make Potica
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So You Wanna Make Potica
I have never made Potica myself. However, I do know for one to make Potica a heavy duty mixer is needed and if you are not into self torture then you will also need a nut grinder. I remember my grandmother being one of the first people I knew to have a self standing mixer with a bowl. My grandmother and her mixer were the finest making Potica team in North America.Vintage Mixer Art Print
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More Potica Recipes
What is your Potica Experience Level?
Urban Dictionary - Potica
Very tasty. Mmm. Potica.
Tasty.
very very tasty potica, mmm.
Potica on YouTube
I need some Potica.
Recap: Why Potica is the Tastiest Nut Roll Ever.
- It has more nuts than roll.
- It's the filling ingredients.
- No, wait! It the dough ingredients.
- It melts in your mouth.
- Usually served in large pieces. Those grandmothers need to fatten everyone up.
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What's you Potica story? Leave a message and let us know about your Potica experiences, reviews and advice as to where you think we should order from next.
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Wedding_Mom
May 16, 2011 @ 4:40 pm | delete
- Looks yummy as can be, I hope to try some one day!
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JoyfulPamela
Aug 30, 2010 @ 11:24 pm | delete
- I haven't had one of those for a long time, so this sure makes my mouth water! :)
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seashell2
Dec 30, 2009 @ 8:33 pm | delete
- Have to say I've never heard of this before... sounds really good! I love most recipes with nuts! Thanks for sharing!
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Michelle Armbruster
Dec 17, 2009 @ 9:09 pm | delete
- I have been making my Potica for 30 years (I am 45 - so I think that should answer a few questions). I made my first batch on my own when I was 22. Our family has tweeked the my great-grandmothers recipe until we found what we like. For the past 6 years I have been working on a creamcheese/cranberry/almond recipe that I feel I have finally perfected.
I have tried Strawberry Hill - but again, as good as it was - not as good as homemade.
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ChapelHillFiddler
Dec 1, 2009 @ 7:00 am | delete
- I've featured this on my fan-club thank-you lens so - thank you!
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