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The most tradition polish food?



mach   Aug 29, 07, 04:00 /  #
Hi I am interessted to know what is the most traditional food and desert in Poland? thanks
Lady in red   Aug 29, 07, 04:30 /  #
Pierogi, bigos, .......yummy :)

am sure you'll get loads of other replies <g>

Me, I'm biased and love the above !!
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Quoting: mach
desert


Obviously the favourite dessert is Szarlotka
mach   Aug 29, 07, 04:37 /  #
Can you expalin how they are made? thanks
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Quoting: mach
Can you expalin how they are made? thanks

Try looking in the Pl cuisine section or use the search option.
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real schabowiec. haven't had anything else in any other kitchen. peppred cucumbers is another one.

dessert: paczki?
Osiedle_Ruda Edited by: Osiedle_Ruda   Aug 30, 07, 04:39 /  #
Quoting: Lady in red
Pierogi, bigos, .......yummy :)

am sure you'll get loads of other replies <g>

Me, I'm biased and love the above !!


o rly? ;) :D
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traditional real polish food is " kasza " can use in in a soup like - "krupnik "

pierogi came from Russia and the Russians got it from Chinese cusine .

I think the best polish dessert is "knedle nadziewane sliwkami or jagodami "
Wyspianska   Aug 30, 07, 06:46 /  #
flaki

(ate even today haha)

usually its preparing cuz of some festivals. tomorrow my bro is comming for couple of days cuz he has break in army, thats why i have flaki today :D
Lady in red   Aug 30, 07, 06:48 /  #
Pierogi is a Polish word........Look at this info........


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierogi

Origins

Pierogi are of untraceable origin - in many countries they are claimed to be "original traditional food". Most probable truth come from Slavic nations but can be also linked to other Europeans: Poles, Ukrainians Italians, Romanians, Russians, Lithuanians, Latvians, and Slovaks. In Asia, similar food was served on Chinese tables, adressed as dumplings. Other forms were spotted through Far East, which fuels speculation, well-founded or not, that the Mongols and Persians brought the recipe to the West. The word pierogi comes from Polish language.
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I think pierogi can be classed as traditional real polish food !!
Lady in red   Aug 30, 07, 06:50 /  #
Quoting: Osiedle_Ruda
o rly? ;) :D



Yeahhhhhh <s>

Bigos is exceptionally yummy !!



<vbg>


:)
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Quoting: Wyspianska
flaki

(ate even today haha)



lol.. forgot to write that.. had some last night also. woot!

pierogi the word may be polish but chinese also have a dumpling just like pierogi but not as delish.
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What are / is .....Pierogi, bigos

It's nearly 5pm, and i'm getting hungry!

Make my mouth water!
mach   Sep 1, 07, 15:48 /  #
your cakes are very delicious, very tasty:)
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pierogi = bumplings with filling (many dfifferent things make a fillings)

bigos = hunter's stew.. it a cabbage/kraut and sausage meal
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Quoting: plk123
pierogi = bumplings with filling (many dfifferent things make a fillings)

bigos = hunter's stew.. it a cabbage/kraut and sausage meal


I must try these when I visit warsaw in October

OMG I can't wait lol

Good informations!!!
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