Surówka z czerwonej kapusty Simple, classic Red Cabbage Salad — creamy, slightly tangy, crunchy, and perfect with kotlety mielone, schabowy, or roasted chicken. If there’s one thing that makes a Polish dinner truly Polish, it’s the surówka on the side. In Poland, adding a fresh salad to lunch is almost a rule. Whether you’re eating
White Radish Salad can be a nice everyday portion of raw vegetables on your table. Surówka is in polish cuisine very important part of the dinner- you eat potatoes, meat and – Surówka. It is a salad prepared from raw vegetables, grated or cut, served with various sauces – sour cream, mayonnaise or oil. Try
Makaron domowy Homemade Egg Noodles were not a special occasion dish, they were simply part of life. Made by babcia, when soup needed something real in it. Made without measuring cups, without recipes written down, because nobody needed them. You poured the flour straight onto the board, made a well in the middle, dropped the
Jaja w sosie chrzanowym – A Milk Bar Classic from a Polish Childhood Eggs in horseradish sauce are one of those meals, that you don’t really learn how to cook — you just remember them. A very ordinary one, served countless times in Polish homes and milk bars, especially on Fridays, when meat was simply
Nalewka Świąteczna Mid November is perfect to think ahead about Christmas. This confirms a fact that in some areas of the world first Christmas decorations are already set! For me it’s to early, but there are some aspects of Christmas that need to be taken care of before. Just like homemade Orange Christmas Liqueur. I
Kasza Manna with milk is one of the flavors of my childhood. My Grandma Emilka used to make it for us for breakfast. Alternatively we had rice or noodles with milk and sugar, served as a milk soup. Zupa mleczna – milk soup is something that many Poles don’t want to remember from their childhood:)
Knedle ze Śliwkami Polish Plum Knedle are one of my favorite Summer sweet dinners from childhood. Sweet & cinnamon flavored plums, soft potato dough and crispy buttered breadcrumbs, topped with sweet cream, make Knedle a special dish, that is loved by all Poles. One of the tastes of Polish Summer. If you have potatoes left
Sałatka z buraków i papryki na zimę Beets & Bell Peppers Salad. In Poland, beet salads are a classic addition to winter meals. They keep well, taste even better after a day or two, and bring a splash of color to the table when fresh vegetables are scarce. This version combines beets with sweet red
Surówka z Kapusty Kiszonej Looking for a quick and refreshing side dish full of probiotics and flavor? In Poland, Sauerkraut Salad (surówka z kapusty kiszonej) is a classic addition to everyday dinners. It’s crunchy, tangy, and so simple to prepare. Sauerkraut Salad is a great immune support during autumn and winter, is a source of
Polish Sweet Yeast Buns with Cheese and Fruit – Drożdżówki z serem i owocami Polish Sweet Yeast Buns with Cheese and Fruit are fluffy, soft, slightly sweet, filled with twaróg cheese and topped with juicy fruit. If you grew up in a Polish household, you know exactly what I’m talking about. These are the buns
Strawberry Knedle – A Taste of Polish Summer Every Polish child love them, even though more popular are these filled with plum. As long as plum season is still to come, try Strawberry Knedle. Soft, slightly chewy dumplings filled with sweet, juicy strawberries. Served warm, coated in golden buttered breadcrumbs and sprinkled with sugar. If
Cold Polish Cheesecake with Strawberries – Summer Treat in the Garden A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of being invited to a beautiful outdoor photo session by Lady Linens. The setting was magical – a lush garden next to a charming old villa. It was a dreamy day filled with sunshine, fresh strawberries,
Creamy Rice Pudding with Strawberries – A Taste of Childhood Some desserts aren’t just about flavor — they carry memories, emotions, and the warmth of home. This creamy rice pudding with strawberries was one of those special treats in my childhood. Served warm or chilled, it felt like a hug in a bowl, something that
A Fresh Idea for Your May Picnic Table As the long May weekend kicks off tomorrow in Poland, it’s time to prepare for what we love most: time with friends, outdoor grilling, and fresh spring flavors. With two extra days off, Poles embrace the season by firing up the grill and gathering around food, laughter,
Placki z maślanką na sodzie Polish cuisine is known for its comforting and hearty meals, and breakfast is no exception. If you’re looking for a simple yet delicious dish that reminds you of home, Buttermilk Pancakes (Placki na Maślance) are the perfect choice. These pancakes are fluffy, slightly tangy, and incredibly easy to make. Whether
Racuchy Drożdżowe z Jabłkami Polish cuisine is filled with heartwarming, traditional treats, and Fluffy Yeast Apple Racuchy are no exception. These fluffy yeast fritters with grated apples are a beloved dish, bringing back memories of family gatherings and visits at Babcia’s house. Perfect as a dessert or a sweet breakfast, they’re soft, fragrant, and packed
Marchewka z Groszkiem A true classic on Polish dinner tables, Polish Carrot and Peas, Marchewka z groszkiem is a comforting and versatile side dish. Made with fresh carrots and fresh or frozen peas, it’s simple to prepare and available year-round. In many Polish homes, this dish is often paired with mashed potatoes and Kotlety Mielone,
Kutia – A Sweet Christmas Tradition in Poland Kutia is a beloved Christmas Eve dish rooted in the culinary traditions of eastern Poland, particularly in regions like Podlasie, Lublin, and parts of Lesser Poland. Its origins trace back to the Orthodox and Greek Catholic communities, and the dish is a shared heritage with neighboring countries
Traditional Polish Christmas Eve Mushroom Soup (Zupa Grzybowa Wigilijna) This Polish Christmas Eve Mushroom Soup is a classic dish served during Wigilia, the Christmas Eve dinner. It’s a rich, aromatic soup made from a mix of fresh and dried wild mushrooms, simmered in a flavorful vegetable broth. This version is meatless, making it a perfect
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,