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Mackerel is a taste of my childhood. During communism in Poland there was a shortage of food and almost…
Naleśniki Naleśniki – Polish Pancakes is my children’s’ top choice for supper. They like it served with maple syrup…
Fat Thursday is traditionally the last Thursday before Lent. You can eat sweets and specially lots of polish doughnuts…
There is just few steps from chicken soup to Krupnik. If you are cooking broth – you can change…
Rosół drobiowy What about a rich broth made of poultry for Sunday dinner? Polish Broth – Rosół drobiowy is…
Placki ziemniaczane, placki kartoflane, plendze, plindze, latkes, plińce Polish cuisine is full of potatoes dishes. It is a cheap…
Polish Żurek is a soup traditionally prepared for Easter. In some Polish families White Borsch is cooked instead of…
Zakwas na żurek Zakwas is a basic ingredient of Żurek, traditional Polish soup, prepared for Easter. It can be…
Small Dumplings with Sauerkraut and Wild Mushrooms Uszka for Borscht are perfect for Christmas Eve to be served with…
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Sernik ‘Jajko Sadzone’ Sometimes, Polish cuisine surprises us with something new — even if we don’t quite know where…
Are you ready for something special for Sunday dinner? Try this easy recipe for Roast Duck and Apples. Roasting…
Masło czosnaczkowe Herb Butter is a great idea for serve it with bread, potatoes, grilled meats, fish, or vegetables….
Easter in Poland & A Traditional Recipe for Pascha Easter is one of the most important and festive holidays…
In the heart of Polish cuisine lies a humble yet extraordinary ingredient: forest mushrooms. This Fresh Mushroom Sauce is…
Autumn Mushroom Lard Spread with Rydze (Saffron Milk Caps) Lard Spread with Saffron Mushrooms is a seasonal treat in…
Beet and Blue Cheese Salad – A Modern Polish Favorite Beet and Blue Cheese Salad is not a traditional…
In Poland we love cauliflower. We use it in soups, as a side dish, in salads. In high season…
Śląska Modro Kapusta Silesian Red Cabbage is probably the most popular Silesian side dish. It’s a stew of red…