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Our Polish dinner today was delicious


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aaa [Guest]
  Nov 14, 07, 10:00  #31

Quoting: Shawn_H
Quoting: telefonitika
best eaten a day after it is made :)

and truly "enjoyed" the next day :-)


it has to be cooked for many hours first and tastes better with each reheating.
there is nothing better than bigos ;) served piping hot with a slice of fresh cripsy polish bread yum yum yum

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aaa [Guest]
  Nov 14, 07, 10:04  #32

Quoting: telefonitika
also recommend Goblaki .. yum :)


Golabki - mince pork with cooked rice and seasoning, wrapped in a cabbage leaf served in tomato sauce and potato mash on the side.
I heard that many years ago this dish was called "pigs in blankets" (now its a sausage rolled in bacon strip)

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