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Bratwurst in Kraków?

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BLSThreads: 79 Posts: 171 Joined: Feb 14, 08 ♂	Mar 31, 10, 15:15 #1
I just went on a short trip to Vienna and was re-introduced to a wonderful taste sensation - bratwurst! It is plentiful in Austria (as well as in America), but I have not come across it in Poland - is there anyplace in Kraków that sells it or offers it on a menu? Please help hook me up...thanks a million!

Bratwurst BoyThreads: 11 Posts: 14,563 Joined: Apr 2, 07 ♂	Mar 31, 10, 15:17 #2
Heh:)

lamellaThreads: 1 Posts: 3 Joined: Mar 15, 10 ♀	Mar 31, 10, 18:49 #3
If you have elementary cooking knowledge you can prapare it yourself. You should buy sausage ( in every supermarket you can find ) and grill them. Spring is the best season for dainty such kind. Well, invite your friends, make garden party and enjoy Bratwurst in Kraków :D bon appetit! ;]

NathanThreads: 33 Posts: 1,846 Joined: Feb 13, 09 ♂	Mar 31, 10, 18:54 #4
BLS: I ... was re-introduced to a wonderful taste sensation - bratwurst! Bratwurst Boy: Heh:) BB, you haven't won any Oscars recently, have you? ;)

dtaylor5632Threads: 49 Posts: 4,459 Joined: May 2, 09 ♂	Mar 31, 10, 18:55 #5
Just buy the white sausages. Or even better cover them in ketchup and lashings of curry powder!!! Currywursts!

BLSThreads: 79 Posts: 171 Joined: Feb 14, 08 ♂	Mar 31, 10, 23:09 #6
You should buy sausage ( in every supermarket you can find ) I have never seen bratwurst in a shop in Kraków - only Polish sausages. If they are in the shops, are they called a different name here?

pgtxThreads: 49 Posts: 6,327 Joined: Feb 14, 09 MEMBER ♀	Mar 31, 10, 23:11 #7
BLS: If they are in the shops, are they called a different name here? Poles call it "kiełbasa" not "sausage"... ;)

nomaderolThreads: 7 Posts: 1,213 Joined: Oct 18, 09 ♂	Mar 31, 10, 23:26 #8
kielbasa is degenerated form of "kulbasti" (turkic word. literaly ash-pressed or "grilled cutlet") http://www.polish-food-destin.deltatheta.org/

George8600Threads: 20 Posts: 1,114 Joined: Feb 19, 09 ♂	Jun 16, 11, 11:25 #9

BLSThreads: 79 Posts: 171 Joined: Feb 14, 08 ♂	Jan 13, 12, 14:11 #10
Tesco offers a very tasty sausage called Kiełbasa Biała Bawarska that tastes very similar to bratwurst. It's close enough to satisfy this Midwestern boy's cravings!

pipThreads: 11 Posts: 1,293 Joined: Jul 4, 11 ♀	Jan 13, 12, 14:31 #11
bratwurst is the equavalent of white sausage, no? you can get them everywhere. look at your package ingredients and take not of the percentage of meat in the sausage. a good sausage should have 90% meat or more- they are more expensive but taste better.

gumishuThreads: 17 Posts: 3,943 Joined: Apr 6, 09 ♂	Jan 13, 12, 14:56 #12
pip: bratwurst is the equavalent of white sausage, no? it teoretically is but bratwuerste are much better than Polish white sausage - on the list of foods to import from Germany to Poland bratwuerste are the absolute top

BLSThreads: 79 Posts: 171 Joined: Feb 14, 08 ♂	Jan 13, 12, 15:32 #13
pip: bratwurst is the equavalent of white sausage, no? I have tried numerous white sausages since moving to Poland, but these from Tesco are the first that have come anywhere close to tasting like bratwursts.

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