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Quick Gingerbread Cookies

Pierniczki These Quick Gingerbread Cookies are perfect for when you want to make a festive treat without the wait. The dough requires no chilling time, and the cookies stay soft, making them ideal for decorating or enjoying as they are. They are fragrant, spiced, and perfect for the holiday season. I sometimes add a teaspoon […]

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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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Old Polish Gingerbread

Traditional Polish Long-Maturing Gingerbread – Piernik Staropolski It might seem unusual to start preparing a Christmas cake as early as the beginning of November, but this is no ordinary cake. Piernik Staropolski, or Old Polish Gingerbread, requires 5–6 weeks (or more) to develop its rich, complex flavor. This gingerbread has a deep-rooted history in Polish

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Ogórki Kiszone Polish Pickles in Brine

Ogórki Kiszone recipe For many Poles, pickled cucumbers, Ogórki Kiszone (pronounced: o-goor-kee kee-shoh-neh), are more than just a side dish, they are a cherished part of our culinary heritage. Growing up in Mazuria lake district in Poland, I vividly remember the summers spent in my our garden, where we would harvest fresh cucumbers and prepare

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Homemade Rennet Cheese

Ser z czarnuszką typu korycińskiego We have delicious cheese in Poland. Not mentioning Twaróg, Oscypek cheese from Zakopane, we have also delicious cheese made by small family producers in Podlasie- Ser Koryciński. There are many additions in option, my favorite is with nigella seeds (czarnuszka), the second favorite is with walnuts. When in Poland I

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Tartar Sauce

Sos Tatarski Tartar Sauce is a classic condiment popular in Poland, that adds a unique flavor and aroma to many dishes. Its creamy texture combined with chopped pickles and marinated mushrooms makes it an excellent complement to grilled dishes, fries, or fish. It can also be simply be served with polish sandwiches or with Easter

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Jellied Pigs Feet

Galareta, Zimne Nogi, Zimne Nóżki, Studzienina, Nóżki w Galarecie, Galert All of the names above have the same meaning, they describe one Polish dish – Jellied Pigs Feet. In my family house we called it Galareta as it actually is and looks like a meat and veggies jelly. You don’t add extra gelatin as bones

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