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What sorts of food for the Polish community?
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carly [Guest]
  Feb 12, 07, 05:35  #1
Hi All

I am organising a Polish evening at work and would really like some assistance with what sorts of food I should order to cater for the Polish community that will be attending. It is only finger buffet food rather than a meal. In england we would have things like sandwiches and sausage rolls etc.

Your help would be really appreciated

Carly

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davidpeake GOLD MEMBER
  Feb 12, 07, 05:47  #2
hi Carly, i'm sure there is a local polish shop around your area that would be able to help out, do a search on the internet and give them a call. There is also quiet a few cook books in English that would help you out in deciding

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BubbaWoo
Edited by: BubbaWoo  Feb 12, 07, 05:53  #3
im also wondering that maybe doing something traditionally english might be a nice idea... or even a different nationallity all together... showing how multiculturally diverse our great Metropolis is...

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allison [Guest]
  Feb 28, 07, 07:46  #4
'did you get any info regarding a polish 'buffet'??? i to am organising a polish night as work for an airline and our new route in Krakow from our base and we are having a polish party for all of the crew and am lost as to what food to provide! again i need 'buffet' type food not a meal

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sapphire
  Feb 28, 07, 08:04  #5
what about cold meats, polish sausages, red cabbage salad, gherkins and dips

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Dingbat [Guest]
Edited by: Dingbat  Mar 2, 07, 15:16  #6
Quoting: carly
Hi All

I am organising a Polish evening at work and would really like some assistance with what sorts of food I should order to cater for the Polish community that will be attending. It is only finger buffet food rather than a meal. In england we would have things like sandwiches and sausage rolls etc.

Your help would be really appreciated

Carly


Carly,

What part of the country? I'd suggest finding a local Deli or even a local Polish club (check Yellow Pages).

Or you could see if these folks could help - thetasteofpoland.com/index.html



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ArturSzastak
  Mar 2, 07, 22:25  #7
slices of kielbasa, plenty of traditional polish sandwhich meats, cheeses, bread, beer, wine, champaign, vodka, beer, vodka, beer, box wine, vodka....that bout it?


Oh, and a BBQ if anyone would take time to do the grillin of the kielbasa (I luvs it)

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