Vegetarians are not left out. A popular party staple is hermelín (a Camembert-style cheese). It is marinated in oil with garlic, chili, and herbs, or simply halved and grilled inside the grill (camping style) with onions and peppers.
Dessert is optional but almost always involves trdelník , the chimney cake that has escaped Prague’s tourist traps to become a garden-party staple. Rolled in cinnamon sugar and grilled, it arrives slightly burned on the outside, soft as a promise inside. czech garden party
The Czech Garden Party, with its spirit of open discussion and hope for a more liberal and democratic socialism, was effectively over. The period that followed was marked by normalization, a return to strict communist control, and a crackdown on dissent. Vegetarians are not left out
It was a warm spring evening in May 1968. Prague, the capital of Czechoslovakia, was buzzing with a sense of possibility and change. The air was filled with the scent of blooming flowers and the distant sounds of laughter and music. Dessert is optional but almost always involves trdelník
Guests do not arrive empty-handed. The standard etiquette is to bring either a crate of beer, a bottle of wine/spirits, or a dessert. Upon arrival, the custom is to remove shoes (often replacing them with flip-flops or Crocs) and immediately engage in the Přivítací drink (welcome drink).