"strucla" meaning in English

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          "text": "Sharing, in the case of this family, practices from the homeland. Sewing together, preparing for weddings, providing strength through the hard times. The church. And, yes, time-honored recipes. Strucla. Poppy seed cake.",
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          "text": "The dishes are, […] strucla (poppy seed roll), a welcome addition to any Polish meal. […] Strucla, a poppy seed rolled cake, will be made March 19, […]",
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          "text": "> Can anybody recommend what's worth trying from their local East European\n> stores?\nThe rye breads definitely, sauerkraut, dried mushrooms and pickles. Makowiec (poppy seed cake), strucla and mazurek (other cakes) and assorted pastries, plum jam (powidla, with a stroke through the 'l'), or other jams.",
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