Detritické
Detritické refers to a traditional Czech dessert that originates from the region of Moravia, specifically from the town of Detřice. The dish is a type of sweet dumpling or *knedlíky*, which are small, soft, and doughy balls, often served with a variety of sweet fillings or toppings. The name "Detritické" is derived from the town of Detřice, where this particular version of knedlíky became popular.
Detritické are typically made from a simple dough composed of flour, yeast, milk, eggs, and sometimes butter
These dumplings are usually boiled in water or milk until they float to the surface, indicating they
Detritické are commonly enjoyed as a dessert during festive occasions, holidays, or family gatherings in Czech