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Potato-and-flour dough cooked thin, spread with fat, and rolled — a flatbread from western Slovakia.
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Lokše are a traditional Slovak flatbread of boiled potato kneaded with flour and cooked thin on a hot plate. Fresh off the griddle they're spread with fat or butter and rolled, or filled with sweet poppy seeds or jam. During autumn wine festivals and goose season, spreading them with fat from roast goose or duck is classic.
Boil the potatoes in their skins, peel, mash while hot, and cool.
Add the flour and salt, knead, and divide into 8.
Dust with flour and roll each into a thin round about 20cm across.
Cook in a hot dry frying pan for 1 minute per side.
Brush with melted butter, scatter with poppy seeds and sugar if you like, and roll up.