Desserts

Caramel Wafer Cakes

Wafle z kajmakiem, Piszinger Caramel Wafer Cakes are a classic treat from the PRL era in Poland, a time when stores were often empty, and home cooks had to get creative. In my family, we often made these wafers, but instead of caramel, we used homemade jam since caramel spread was hard to come by. […]

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Szyszki – Caramel Cones

Puffed Rice and Caramel Cones (Szyszki) Szyszki – Caramel Cones, are a nostalgic treat in Poland, especially popular during the PRL (Polish People’s Republic) era when store shelves were often bare, and families made creative desserts with limited ingredients. Szyszki were a special indulgence, made with puffed rice and caramel, using what was available. Today,

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Pączki

Pączki (pronounced as: ponchkee) are one of the most popular Polish sweet pastries both in Poland and abroad. They are available on a daily basis in each bakery and confectionery in Poland, but there is one day when each Pole needs to eat at least one pączek (singular from: pączki) and it is Fat Thursday.

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Yogurt Plum Cake

My sister Kasia gave me recipe for this delicious and super easy Yogurt Plum Cake. Actually you can use other fruits or berries and it would be just as good. Sour cherries, blueberries, even rhubarb would be great here. It’s perfect with coffee for a lazy Saturday afternoon with a friend or with a sister:)

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