These traditional pork crackling flatbreads, known locally as pagáčky, were a must at grape harvest celebrations. The supple dough with cracklings and white wine bakes into beautifully flaky rounds scented with caraway. Serve them as a side to meat marinated in wine or to any other roast – though they are wonderful on their own too.
Make a starter in a cup from the milk, sugar, yeast and a tablespoon of the flour, and leave it to rise in a warm place. Add the cracklings, egg yolk, salt, starter and wine to the flour. Knead into a…
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