On a very cold day in Chicago about 20 years ago we ate at a Polish place in a blue collar neighborhood. I had sauerkraut broth with a large boiled potato -- sounds very simple -- but it was one of the best meals I've ever had.
This is making me feel so hungry! Polish food is delicious. We are lucky to have so many Euro shops in the UK so we can buy Polish food. Poland is a beautiful country that I have been lucky enough to visit 5 times over the years. Brilliant video as ever, thank you so much for posting. 🙂
I live in London in an area with a lot of Polish people. There are two huge supermarkets near me which are heaven to shop in. I'm always looking for new things to try and it is lovely food. It reminds me of the kind of hearty food my mother used to make in the 50s and 60s, designed to fill your tummy and make you smile! The staff in the supermarkets are lovely too, and will always answer any questions about the food.
That’s great. Polish food is delicious - no wonder that you are looking for some inspiration 😀 Ptasie mleczko is one of my favorite polish sweets - I would recommend that in case you haven’t tried it. I think a have a whole video about shopping Polish sweets from 2 years ago. There is a lot of inspiration in case you are interested
Oh, and the potato pancakes. Maybe it is a national Belarussian dish, but only in the version you described. The potato pancakes WITH SUGAR (crystals!) i.e. plyndze zez cukrym is a national dish in Great Poland / Wielkopolska! Yummy! ^2 ;)
1 Żurek/Rosół , 2 Rolada, kluski i czerwona kapusta/ Pierogi. Na deser sernik, albo ciasto z kruszonką z nadzieniem np. rabarbarem i kompot wiśniowy 💞 Polska baby. Tu się je, tylko dobrze .
What would the world do without the amazing south America potatoes ? I live and grow up with polish people and we love polish foods, especially in the winter months ! such good comfort food. ✌💕🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
When it’s about your American potatoes - I don‘t know, we don’t eat them here in Europe ;) I am glad that you like Polish food so much, and good that winter is coming 🤩
I'm not Polish, but my family is German and Austrian, and I'm from Pittsburgh, so I'm already familiar with several of these - pierogi, cabbage rolls and the cucumber / sour cream salad. These all look delicious
@@cooking-the-world it was almost like being at a family reunion. Nobody ever brings pierogi but almost always someone brings cucumber salad & cabbage roles (we call them halupki), although we always have lots of totally American food too. Someone always brings KFC, bags of potato chips and store-bought cookies LOL
@@cooking-the-world fajnie, że pokazaliście krokiety. Rzadko widywałem je, by ktoś z obcokrajowców je jadł a są spoko! Brakuje mi jeszcze "zapiekanki ziemniaczanej" aniagotuje.pl/przepis/zapiekanka-ziemniaczana to jest świetne żarcie ;D nie wiem czy to jest oryginalnie polskie ale uwielbiam
You won’t regret it! I have been to Poland this month so there are another 2 videos regarding Poland coming up in January! Have a safe journey and fun in Poland!
I have a friend who has been traveling in Poland. He's been taking pictures of the restaurants he's been visiting. I came here to see if there were any foods I should try to make. To find out, I already make most of these. My grandmother's family is from Poland. I am so thankful that they passed these down and I had the chance to learn how to make these when I was young.
Only thing i dont like is Gołąbki. But its one of best summaries of polish food. All meals are awailable in whole country. We have regional things like oscypek or cebularz but this dishes are so polish that you can find them in every part of Poland. As for krokiety and pierogi we have non classic options (depends on the maker). I ate mexican style krokiety (love it) and salmon or duck meat pierogi. Long stry short- polish food is amazing;)
Yeah its shame really that the regional cuisine is not really found in the restaurants. That makes it hard to discover. Here in Germany this is completely different story and I love it.
Im polish and I can confirm except I think the best dumplings are meat dumplings and bigos is not really a stew because there is not a lot of liquid like there would be in a stew.
What about the kluski noodles and chodnina ( czarnina) I grew up eating!!! I loved simple and lumped kluski. Once you pull from the water and drain. Then you put in a fry pan with butter and sugar...YUM!
I can tell you - and your husband - really enjoy the food you feature. Your massive mouthfuls of food are, one supposes, a genuine compliment to any chef.
I always heard that Chicken Kiev was developed in Kiev Ukraine not Russia. Pierogi Ruskie is another way of saying Ukrainian Varennyky. The Poles called Western Ukrainians "Ruskie" ie Rusyny/Ruthenians
Holy bleep!! The cucumber salad, my mother used to make that and i never seen it anywhere else and if you search cucumber salad you get a bunch of results that arent even close.
My grandmother's parents were Lithuanian and she grew up eating very similar cuisine, and cooked it for me when I was a child. She made kielbasa, golumpkis, and a bunch of other things, and wonderful desserts. There are some similarities to some Lithuanian and Polish diesh. BTW, Pope John Paul II had a Lithuanian mother.
Each to their own I guess. That Polish cuisine looks incredible IMO. I wonder about the origin of the pierogi? I lived in China for several years and tried a lot of dumplings ( jiaozi) but that looks just amazing!
In Poznań they eat potato pancakes with sugar, real żurek doesn't look like that - it is too thick, too many potatoes, and bacon is usually fried or cooked in it, and devolays should have only chopped parsley and liquid butter inside, not cheese, not to mention horn like shape. What you eat is kotlet szwajcarski (Swiss cutlet). Rosół is not Silesian invention, and you forgot to mention kotlet schabowy, which is similar to Wiener Schnitzel, and there are no traditional Sunday dinner without it.
You forgot about polish pyzy and kopytka ☺ Made of potates, wheat and meat. By the way - rosol is the most popular soup in Poland, not only in Silesium Region.
Thanks dear! We filmem the second part of this video last week, and we included pyzy, and another 9 dishes there: Polish Dishes to try PART 2- What to eat in Warsaw - Best Polish Food th-cam.com/video/M5mKKL8Asjs/w-d-xo.html :)
Great vid I'm hungry now. What should be mentioned like with all food there are as many varieties and recipes (everyone has their own secret recipe) as there are households. For example the hunters stew Bigos, I love it when my grandma and my mom make it (they add dried wild mushroom) but when one of my uncles make his variation I want to cry and run, no idea for sure what he does to it that makes me loose my appetite I one for sure he adds raisins and/or prunes and shredded apple(too much of that makes me want to run)
Hahaha! You are right about the recipes. But to be honest I have never seen raisins, apples or prunes in a bigos. Interesting where this idea comes from..
With such wonderful and Rich foods that you showed on the video how can you possibly be so thin!!!!!! I would at least have 10 lb hanging off of me every year
Wonderful!👍 So many amazing delicious foods; some are similar to Asia cooking. I know some polish people went abroad to Taiwan 🇹🇼 be university students or sightseeing; the most of Taiwan’s people are friendly, there’re many countries’ people and dishes there, Taiwan’s people always welcome you and hope have opportunity to enjoy your delicious dishes; promote your foods to Taiwan 🇹🇼 is welcomed always.
Excellent Presentation!!! Thanks deeply for takinG me on a mini tour of Poland and allowinG me to see what you people eat!!! Happi Summer fellow foodie!!!✌😇🌎🌻😍🌻🌹🦋🌹🌞
Hello! Where did you eat these dishes? Im going to Poland soon and I wish to have a list with the exact restaurants or locations. Thank you and great informative video!
I'm English but my partner is Polish, I'm hoping to learn more about her countries food and hopefully one day cook her some food from home! Thanks for the video was very informative and helpful 👍
Oh James that will be lovely. Some of the polish dishes are difficult, if I were you I would go for stews, like Bigos or Fasolka po Bretonsku. But if you are not scared of anything every polish person I know loves pierogi. If those are to difficult Krokiety would also do;) Good luck James!
Chicken de volaille isn't filled with cheese. It should have garlic and parsley butter in. Mizeria that you are showing looks like soup - very unappetising. Mizeria should not look like this.
Those roulades are known also in Wielkopolska, so they are not 100% silesian ;) I live close to Gniezno and my grandma used to make them the same way, but she added also a bit of bread crust inside.
This is comfort food . I am half polish and I still make pierogies and stuff cabbage the way my Grandma did to date. Potato cakes or ( Blenies) as we call them, are a summer church item that we stand in line for as they are so good. Mostly I make stuffed cabbage in late summer and freeze to have At Christmas and Easter in the spring.
Poland is bordering with Nothern Germany, I think, so they could have many common cuisines. Yet I'm expecting much more interesting and tasty Polish foods other than just common ones with German.. Im expressing my Thanks for your extending so delicious cuisines to beyond Germany. Cheers up up
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On a very cold day in Chicago about 20 years ago we ate at a Polish place in a blue collar neighborhood. I had sauerkraut broth with a large boiled potato -- sounds very simple -- but it was one of the best meals I've ever had.
Oh i can imagine why. John, if you ever wonder - that soup is called Kapuśniak. I am half polish after all ;)
Are poles still in Chicago?
Ive never had the cucumber salad but my babcia and ma used to make tomato salad which is the same except tomato instead of cucumber
POLSKA kuchnia nr1 na swievcie❤
Do a video on Hunters Stew
I did. th-cam.com/video/VjZh09QqnvM/w-d-xo.html
Im from CanCun Mexico and would love to try Polish Food. Looks soo good!
I'm polish and all of these dishes are amazing!🤤❤
I know right!
iam indonesian..and first time come to poland in dec 25 ,Wow all food is very teste..i love it's
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@@meliacaramel660 why did you steal our flag?
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This is making me feel so hungry! Polish food is delicious. We are lucky to have so many Euro shops in the UK so we can buy Polish food. Poland is a beautiful country that I have been lucky enough to visit 5 times over the years.
Brilliant video as ever, thank you so much for posting. 🙂
I am going to Gdansk soon in Oct and cannot wait to try every dish there. Thanks for the video!!!!
Oh you will love it there
I live in London in an area with a lot of Polish people. There are two huge supermarkets near me which are heaven to shop in. I'm always looking for new things to try and it is lovely food. It reminds me of the kind of hearty food my mother used to make in the 50s and 60s, designed to fill your tummy and make you smile! The staff in the supermarkets are lovely too, and will always answer any questions about the food.
That’s great. Polish food is delicious - no wonder that you are looking for some inspiration 😀 Ptasie mleczko is one of my favorite polish sweets - I would recommend that in case you haven’t tried it. I think a have a whole video about shopping Polish sweets from 2 years ago. There is a lot of inspiration in case you are interested
@@cooking-the-world I will check it out! 👍
I have spotted Polish Mayonnaise on sale in our local Lidl store and it tastes so much better than the more expensive Hellmanns or Heinz varieties.
Was that Kielecki? I think that's the only one I know;)
@@cooking-the-worldThere’s one more popular than Kielecki - it’s Winiary.
I have never been to Poland and i ate all these stuffs 😁😁and they are amazing...thanx to my friend Ewelina😘
I loved my babcias food
@@robertfuller1866 me too
Oh, and the potato pancakes. Maybe it is a national Belarussian dish, but only in the version you described. The potato pancakes WITH SUGAR (crystals!) i.e. plyndze zez cukrym is a national dish in Great Poland / Wielkopolska! Yummy! ^2 ;)
Yes, I second that. I. I am from Wielkopolska and in my family, we eat potato pancakes with sugar! Yummy!
I am polish and i all ways had it with suger so souer cream is new to me
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Oh yes the potato pancakes are the best
1 Żurek/Rosół , 2 Rolada, kluski i czerwona kapusta/ Pierogi. Na deser sernik, albo ciasto z kruszonką z nadzieniem np. rabarbarem i kompot wiśniowy 💞 Polska baby. Tu się je, tylko dobrze .
Goose roast is a remarkable Polish speciality.
I would love to visit Poland someday :) Poland makes great food & music as well.
Greetings from Egypt 😊😊
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What would the world do without the amazing south America potatoes ? I live and grow up with polish people and we love polish foods, especially in the winter months ! such good comfort food. ✌💕🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
When it’s about your American potatoes - I don‘t know, we don’t eat them here in Europe ;) I am glad that you like Polish food so much, and good that winter is coming 🤩
I look forward to visiting Poland next year.
Good Eats.
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I'm polish and hungry so I'm trying to find something nice that I want to look for and eat🤗
Can't go wrong with good old faithful pierogi ruskie :)
I'll try anything once but them Polish yummies look thinking bout a second time🤤
Wow!!! Real food!!,,,got to cook something!!...lol
✓ Traditional pierogi ✓ Traditional gołąbki
✓ Traditional potato panckates: My 3 favorite meals. I also like warm beet soup. YUM!!!
I want to learn to cook a polish traditional classic food. Show me the recipe thanks godbless
There are plenty of recipe out there, I am sure you will find some :) that’s not really my area of expertise:)
delicious Polish Dishes yummy .
Im from philippines and soon ill go to poland to work in kitchen ❤️❤️ dream ❤️❤️
I'm not Polish, but my family is German and Austrian, and I'm from Pittsburgh, so I'm already familiar with several of these - pierogi, cabbage rolls and the cucumber / sour cream salad. These all look delicious
Thanks! they were!:) Some of you are so international in the US:)
@@cooking-the-world it was almost like being at a family reunion. Nobody ever brings pierogi but almost always someone brings cucumber salad & cabbage roles (we call them halupki), although we always have lots of totally American food too. Someone always brings KFC, bags of potato chips and store-bought cookies LOL
Fajny film :) Rosół je się chyba w całej Polsce?
Też mi się tak wydaje
Racja, ale nie wiem jak to poprawic. Napisalam juz w komentarzu. Dziekuje za uwage.
@@dagmarabiernat2783 no dobry taki cieplutki rosołek
Tak, tylko ja myślałem, że rosól to po prostu bulion i znają go wszyscy... :D
@@cooking-the-world fajnie, że pokazaliście krokiety. Rzadko widywałem je, by ktoś z obcokrajowców je jadł a są spoko! Brakuje mi jeszcze "zapiekanki ziemniaczanej" aniagotuje.pl/przepis/zapiekanka-ziemniaczana to jest świetne żarcie ;D nie wiem czy to jest oryginalnie polskie ale uwielbiam
I wiuld love to see more Polish foods. It is very interesting and looks 😋delicious.
Thanks for this. It reminds me of dishes my beloved polish grandma made.
SAME!!😀😀
This food looks so delicious. Probably i will visit Gdańsk in 2020, cause my best friend's girlfriend is from Poland. I will eat all these dishes.
You won’t regret it! I have been to Poland this month so there are another 2 videos regarding Poland coming up in January! Have a safe journey and fun in Poland!
I recently found out I'm part polish 💞
And how do you feel about this?;$
@@cooking-the-world intrigued!!! Ready to uncover a whole new world!
I have a friend who has been traveling in Poland. He's been taking pictures of the restaurants he's been visiting. I came here to see if there were any foods I should try to make. To find out, I already make most of these. My grandmother's family is from Poland. I am so thankful that they passed these down and I had the chance to learn how to make these when I was young.
This is so great! My grandmother came also from Poland and we still cook according to her recipes. In the next video i will have more dishes to show;)
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I grew up on Polish food, but I love to eat anything as long as it is fresh.
*JUST EAT PIEROGI*
Done! What do you want me to eat next?
Thank You For This Information 💚💚💚💚🦅🦅🦅🦅
I work with some awesome Polish guys and girls. Been trying out some of their suggestions and hope one day I can make it to Poland. One day 👍
Only thing i dont like is Gołąbki. But its one of best summaries of polish food. All meals are awailable in whole country. We have regional things like oscypek or cebularz but this dishes are so polish that you can find them in every part of Poland. As for krokiety and pierogi we have non classic options (depends on the maker). I ate mexican style krokiety (love it) and salmon or duck meat pierogi. Long stry short- polish food is amazing;)
Yeah its shame really that the regional cuisine is not really found in the restaurants. That makes it hard to discover. Here in Germany this is completely different story and I love it.
I love potato pancakes.
Thank you, I'm going to Krakow soon. This was a great help.
Have fun! because I am sure that you will eat well ;)
Im polish and I can confirm except I think the best dumplings are meat dumplings and bigos is not really a stew because there is not a lot of liquid like there would be in a stew.
Are you shoe polish, furniture polish, fingernail polish? Or are you Polish???
What about the kluski noodles and chodnina ( czarnina) I grew up eating!!! I loved simple and lumped kluski. Once you pull from the water and drain. Then you put in a fry pan with butter and sugar...YUM!
Placki :) yes also in Hungary called Tocsni and also serves with sour creme :)
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I can tell you - and your husband - really enjoy the food you feature. Your massive mouthfuls of food are, one supposes, a genuine compliment to any chef.
Cabbage rolls my favorite
I always heard that Chicken Kiev was developed in Kiev Ukraine not Russia. Pierogi Ruskie is another way of saying Ukrainian Varennyky. The Poles called Western Ukrainians "Ruskie" ie Rusyny/Ruthenians
У меня от пирогов изжога вечно. А в чем полякам нет равных, так это в колбасах и сосисках.
Hello
Would love some polish recipes to have for my collection
Holy bleep!! The cucumber salad, my mother used to make that and i never seen it anywhere else and if you search cucumber salad you get a bunch of results that arent even close.
hahahaha i eat those everyday coming from a polish family, but my grandma is the best polish cooker tho, and she always will be
My grandmother's parents were Lithuanian and she grew up eating very similar cuisine, and cooked it for me when I was a child. She made kielbasa, golumpkis, and a bunch of other things, and wonderful desserts. There are some similarities to some Lithuanian and Polish diesh. BTW, Pope John Paul II had a Lithuanian mother.
His mother was Polish, born in Biała, near Wadowice
Maybe she was Lithuanian in spirit😊. Since we ve never heard this in his 25 yr service ,I have to go with a Polish Lady!
How delicious is this
Very nice 👌
Each region has a different food and specialities. 😉
Nice dishs, bigos 👍👍👍
Rosół podaje się w całej Polsce i jest bazą do innych zup /np: pomidorowa, ogórkowa/.
Won’t be looking for traditional Polish Food after seeing the dishes, Pizzerias and Steakhouses will have to do!
And that’s ok 🙂
Each to their own I guess. That Polish cuisine looks incredible IMO.
I wonder about the origin of the pierogi? I lived in China for several years and tried a lot of dumplings ( jiaozi) but that looks just amazing!
Amazing Poland
In Poznań they eat potato pancakes with sugar, real żurek doesn't look like that - it is too thick, too many potatoes, and bacon is usually fried or cooked in it, and devolays should have only chopped parsley and liquid butter inside, not cheese, not to mention horn like shape. What you eat is kotlet szwajcarski (Swiss cutlet). Rosół is not Silesian invention, and you forgot to mention kotlet schabowy, which is similar to Wiener Schnitzel, and there are no traditional Sunday dinner without it.
Thank you Zuzia ☀️
Great video! I visited a Polish shop in the UK for the first time yesterday and wanted an excuse to buy some different ingredients!
What did you end up buying?
@@cooking-the-world Kabanos, pickled herrings and 4 bottles of Radler drinks.......just to start with!
@@LockedInTheZooYou should try very thin kabanos. Company name is Tarczyński. They should have it there.
You forgot about polish pyzy and kopytka ☺ Made of potates, wheat and meat. By the way - rosol is the most popular soup in Poland, not only in Silesium Region.
Thanks dear! We filmem the second part of this video last week, and we included pyzy, and another 9 dishes there: Polish Dishes to try PART 2- What to eat in Warsaw - Best Polish Food th-cam.com/video/M5mKKL8Asjs/w-d-xo.html :)
It tastes very much like Italian. I liked it very much
Everything looks so good!
All sound delicious
Great vid I'm hungry now. What should be mentioned like with all food there are as many varieties and recipes (everyone has their own secret recipe) as there are households. For example the hunters stew Bigos, I love it when my grandma and my mom make it (they add dried wild mushroom) but when one of my uncles make his variation I want to cry and run, no idea for sure what he does to it that makes me loose my appetite I one for sure he adds raisins and/or prunes and shredded apple(too much of that makes me want to run)
Hahaha! You are right about the recipes. But to be honest I have never seen raisins, apples or prunes in a bigos. Interesting where this idea comes from..
You know that Poles call bigos the dish of the gods because only god knows what's in it. 😂
Delicious!!!
With such wonderful and Rich foods that you showed on the video how can you possibly be so thin!!!!!! I would at least have 10 lb hanging off of me every year
Hahahaha Josie, Sport is the key. And yes, the food is wonderful 🤩 thanks for watching!
Very friendly Polish, Peace and Love from me to every Polish being 🍻
@David Ringlein hhh nope juste loving my caucasian Origins ;) I am from Morocco ❤️
In Poland peace was never an option xd especially when karyna start too arguing with u xd
Wonderful!👍
So many amazing delicious foods; some are similar to Asia cooking.
I know some polish people went abroad to Taiwan 🇹🇼 be university students or sightseeing; the most of Taiwan’s people are friendly, there’re many countries’ people and dishes there, Taiwan’s people always welcome you and hope have opportunity to enjoy your delicious dishes; promote your foods to Taiwan 🇹🇼 is welcomed always.
Western Europe has a lot of Asia influences, thats for sure :)
Narobiliście mi smaka... zwłaszcza, że jest już po pierwszej po południu, a ja jeszcze śniadania nawet nie jadłam... Aż mi ślinka cieknie
Na pewno na te pierogi :)
Mieszkam w Holandii i tu niestety jedzenie fatalne :( . Na szczęście ma polskie sklepy i zacząłem sam gotować ;) wychodzi pysznie , pozdrawiam
Od krokieta z barszczem wolę
PASZTECIKI Z BARSZCZEM! Pozdrowienia ze Szczecina!
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i noticed earlier that germany and poland share traditional recipes but this video just proofs it xD
Dziękuję bardzo za ciekawy film i pozdrowienie z Ameryki!! 🇩🇪🇵🇱🇺🇸🙂😘
Dzieki wielkie na obejrzenie i pozdrowienia z Niemiec :)
Super and you explained it so nicely
In communist Poland we didn't have such a fancy foods. People where starving. The really reason (beside political) I was simply hungry.
3:15 THATS A SZWAJCAR a nie De'volaille :3
Outstanding
Crying in schabowy z ziemniakami
4:25 welcome to Gliwice...
I want to explore my families culture so I am watching this
Good luck
I loveee all these dishe’s I ate them in Poland before
Thank you Keira, that means a lot to us! You need to let me know which one you like the most. I bet pierogi!:)
We did film second part of this video already if you would like to give it a watch: th-cam.com/video/M5mKKL8Asjs/w-d-xo.html :)
I needed to make a report for Poland for my school. Thanks for the help on one of the slides in my presentation!
I like your video and subscribe and I love your videos!!
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Rolada ślaska is the best.
Rosół is more like chicken soup, and rosół is popular in whole country...
Too grease and tasteless. Too little herbs and spices.
Oh Piotr, thats not a memory of the food that I have eaten.
Love all of these dishes but where are the kopytka they’re my favorite
Oh Alexa, the List would be much longer if I included everything:)
Really Delicious Luv from California
Thank you so much Linda!
I love the plate presentation, looks amazing.
From which dish?;)
Nice to know
Excellent Presentation!!! Thanks deeply for takinG me on a mini tour of Poland and allowinG me to see what you people eat!!! Happi Summer fellow foodie!!!✌😇🌎🌻😍🌻🌹🦋🌹🌞
That was exactly our intention! 🤩
Lots of potatoes. I wonder what the tuber of choice was before the 1600s. It all sounds delicious.
Me too.
Maybe they used beets
Hello! Where did you eat these dishes? Im going to Poland soon and I wish to have a list with the exact restaurants or locations. Thank you and great informative video!
I'm English but my partner is Polish, I'm hoping to learn more about her countries food and hopefully one day cook her some food from home! Thanks for the video was very informative and helpful 👍
Oh James that will be lovely. Some of the polish dishes are difficult, if I were you I would go for stews, like Bigos or Fasolka po Bretonsku. But if you are not scared of anything every polish person I know loves pierogi. If those are to difficult Krokiety would also do;) Good luck James!
Chicken de volaille isn't filled with cheese. It should have garlic and parsley butter in. Mizeria that you are showing looks like soup - very unappetising. Mizeria should not look like this.
Those roulades are known also in Wielkopolska, so they are not 100% silesian ;) I live close to Gniezno and my grandma used to make them the same way, but she added also a bit of bread crust inside.
So much better than the slop my uncle makes!
Sounds really nice and appetising.
Real hearty food.
Thank you and thats right!
Most of those dishes are ukrainian
Yeah, I have realized that our cuisines influenced each other a lot. But this how it was with neighbors ☺️
how do i say ' no tomato sauce please ' with my gohlabki ? can i get an alternative sauce.....?
I'm from Poland
This is comfort food . I am half polish and I still make pierogies and stuff cabbage the way my Grandma did to date. Potato cakes or ( Blenies) as we call them, are a summer church item that we stand in line for as they are so good. Mostly I make stuffed cabbage in late summer and freeze to have At Christmas and Easter in the spring.
Glad you keeping the traditions alive ;)
I think polish people should eat all types of meat,goose,moose,deer,elk, fish.
Poland is bordering with Nothern Germany, I think, so they could have many common cuisines. Yet I'm expecting much more interesting and tasty Polish foods other than just common ones with German.. Im expressing my Thanks for your extending so delicious cuisines to beyond Germany. Cheers up up