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Bitki and Mushroom Sauce

Traditional Polish Braised Pork Cutlets with Creamy Mushroom Sauce Polish cuisine is full of comforting, hearty dishes that highlight simple yet rich flavors. One such classic is Bitki Wieprzowe—tender braised pork cutlets, slowly cooked to perfection and served with a creamy mushroom sauce made from dried wild mushrooms. Bitki and Mushroom Sauce is a true […]

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Polish Style Beef Stroganoff

Polish Style Beef Stroganoff (Bef Strogonow) Polish Style Beef Stroganoff is a hearty, flavorful dish, perfect for warming up during colder months. While it shares its origins with the classic Russian dish, the Polish version has unique touches, such as the addition of pickles and a slightly richer, more flavorful sauce. Today, let me share

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Young Cabbage Gołąbki

Young Cabbage Gołąbki with Mushroom Sauce Gołąbki are a classic dish in Polish cuisine, but who says they always have to be served with tomato sauce? This time, I propose Young Cabbage Gołąbki, a version made with young, tender cabbage, served with a savory mushroom sauce. It’s a light and subtle combination that’s perfect for

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Pampuchy – Steamed Kluski

Pampuchy Steamed Kluski, also known as Buchty, Kluski na Parze or Parowańce, are a traditional dish in many regions of Poland, like Kujawy, Wielkopolska and Śląsk. These fluffy, tender buns are steamed, not baked, giving them a uniquely light and soft texture. Pampuchy can be served in various ways—either as a sweet dessert with fruit

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Ruthenian Pierogi with Ramps

Pierogi ruskie z czosnkiem niedźwiedzim Ruthenian Pierogi with Ramps are not a classic of Polish cuisine, actually I just wanted to try something new with Bear’s Garlic, I harvested this year. I didn’t follow any recipe, I just added ramps to Ruthenian Pierogi filling. I prepared them a little bit different compared to original, because

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Łężnie Potato Cutlets

Łężnie – Bieszczadzkie kotlety ziemniaczane z kapustą kiszoną Łężnie Potato Cutlets with sauerkraut have their origins in old Lemko cuisine, which was prevalent in the Bieszczady area of Poland before World War II. Although they were displaced during the war, remnants of their culinary heritage can still be found in the region, including dishes like

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Zero waste Pyzy with meat

Zero Waste Pyzy with Meat

Pyzy z mięsem Our grandmothers were true pioneers when it came to running a household. They exemplified the art of zero waste cooking, demonstrating an unparalleled ability to create delicious meals from seemingly nothing. Their culinary skills went beyond taste; they were budget-conscious, resourceful, and incredibly efficient in the kitchen. Wasting food was simply not

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Zsiadłe Mleko and Potatoes

Zsiadłe Mleko in English might be referred to as Soured Milk. It’s fresh, light, tangy and refreshing. Perfect for a Summer dinner. Zsiadłe Mleko served with new potatoes and crispy lardons, sprinkled with dill is a real deliciousness. Try easy recipe for Zsiadłe Mleko and Potatoes. What is actually Zsiadłe Mleko? Zsiadłe Mleko is a

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Bryzol

Polish Beef Chopped Cutlet Bryzol is a cutlet made of chopped or roughly ground meat, popular in socialistic Poland. It was on the menu of milk bars and canteens. Mostly it was made of beef, as beef was the cheapest meat available. Now beef is one of the most expensive meats, so Bryzol is sometimes

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