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Packet soups recommended or not


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sausage GOLD MEMBER
  Apr 21, 08, 13:13  #1

I got a taste for barszcz czerwony on my recent trips to Poland. Can anyone recommend any particular brands of these that you can buy in packet form. I have already tried "Wariany", which I quite enjoyed.

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z_darius
  Apr 21, 08, 13:23  #2

I use adamba.com "white borsch". Probably the only prepackaged Polish soup that tastes just like mom used to make it.

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sausage GOLD MEMBER
  Apr 21, 08, 13:38  #3

thanks darius, i will keep an eye out for it

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plk123
  Apr 21, 08, 16:50  #4

knorr makes great barszcz.

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sausage GOLD MEMBER
  Apr 22, 08, 07:47  #5

plk123:
knorr makes great barszcz

yes, i remember seeing the adverts (more times than I can remember) for it on Polish TV. not sure if it is available in the uk though...

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sapphire
  Apr 22, 08, 12:02  #6

In the UK you can buy it anywhere they sell Polish food, which seems to be a fcuk of a lot of places of late... in either packets or jars. My personal favourite is Knorr Ogorkowi, with crispy croutons. I have introduced this and Barszcz to my entire office.

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plk123
  Apr 22, 08, 12:08  #7

yeah, their ogórkowa is pretty darn delish. :)

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sapphire
  Apr 22, 08, 12:14  #8

plk123:
ogórkowa

ah thats the one, I was getting confused with orgorki, which seem to be breeding in my fridge lately.

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Dagmara
  Apr 23, 08, 21:35  #9

Krakus makes an awesome barszcz in a carton ready to drink.

czgdubis.abc24.pl/default.asp?kat=31410&pro=57631#top_sklepu

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Eurola GOLD MEMBER
  Apr 23, 08, 21:57  #10

Isn't Knorr a German brand? I love their Goulash and Sourbraten, but never seen ogorkowa from Knorr... I'll take a look around.
If I want a polish flavor I get Adamba! You can't beat the flavor.
(I wish they did not put MSG in it, however)

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plk123
  Apr 23, 08, 22:03  #11

yeah, knorr makes it.. i just checked... got it at wallys or endys but i am sure all the other stores have it too. knorr makes all kinds too, grzybowa, borowikowa, czerwony and bialy barszcz, a couple of different tomato ones.. etc.

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Eurola GOLD MEMBER
  Apr 23, 08, 22:08  #12

plk123:
got it at wallys or endys


They've got wallys and andy's in vegas? wow! :)

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plk123
  Apr 23, 08, 22:54  #13

maybe, maybe not.

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Seanus GOLD MEMBER
  Apr 24, 08, 13:43  #14

Knorr do great value cuppa soups, as has been stated above. It will never match a real żurek done here in Silesia but they fill a hole and are tasty, especially barszcz czerwony.

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Jannie
  Aug 30, 08, 16:21  #15

I am looking for a recipe that my grandmother always made. I am not even sure what the correct spelling. I am guessing at it so I hope someone can tell me. It was callled Faus? All I know was that it was a bit on the sour side and we used to put hungarian noodle in it. If anyone can help me I would greatly appreciate it very much. I live in Georgia and when we go to Ohio I make sure that I hit the Polish market for Kielbase and Pierogies.

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McCoy
Edited by: McCoy  Aug 30, 08, 16:28  #16

farsz (read: farsh) = filling. there are different kinds of farsz. it could be sweet cheese farsz; sour cabbage and mushrooms farsz; meat farsz; chees, potatoes and onion farsz.

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I live in Georgia


beware of russians ;)

ruskie pierogi recipe:

http://www.recipezaar.com/111910

cabbage and mushroom pierogi recipe

http://www.free-recipes.co.uk/cabbage-and-mushroom-pierogi-filling-2.h tml

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Dagmara
  Aug 30, 08, 23:19  #17

Do you mean "kwas"? Then it's bialy zurek that you want, it has kwas (acid) in it. Kwas is made by fermenting grain. It gives the soup a great sour taste. We put sausage and potatoes in our zurek.

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shopgirl
  Aug 31, 08, 00:25  #18

Seanus:

especially barszcz czerwony.

The best one! Yummy! :)

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