Hello again Gretchen! It makes me so happy that you've watched multiple videos! I take it as a huge compliment and appreciate your feedback more than anything! I tried so hard to nail the pronunciations. hahahah Raspberry packzi is delicious. I had an apple one in Krakow too that was fantastic!
The obwarzanek dough is first steamed, then baked. The bagels also come from Krakow. Krakow's Jews had been baking them since the 17th century. It was occasional bred. The bagels were given to a woman after a successful childbirth. Bagels were brought by immigrants to the USA at the end of the 19th century. The oldest dumplings come from China. Saint Jacek Odrowąż brought pierogi to Poland in the 12th century. He saw the recipe for dumplings in Ruthenia from the Tarars. Hence the traditional name Ruthenian pierogi (pierogi ruskie). Before the dumpling meal, the following prayer was said: "St. Jacek with dumplings, pray to God for us that these dumplings will be on the table all year round and protect us from hunger ”.
Hello Yake! Holy crow! Thank you so much for taking the time to write this up. There is a lot of great information and history in this comment. Are you yourself from Poland?
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Paczki!! Raspberry are my favorite 😋 We say it more like poonchki though, probably Americanized 😆
Hello again Gretchen! It makes me so happy that you've watched multiple videos! I take it as a huge compliment and appreciate your feedback more than anything! I tried so hard to nail the pronunciations. hahahah
Raspberry packzi is delicious. I had an apple one in Krakow too that was fantastic!
The obwarzanek dough is first steamed, then baked. The bagels also come from Krakow. Krakow's Jews had been baking them since the 17th century. It was occasional bred. The bagels were given to a woman after a successful childbirth. Bagels were brought by immigrants to the USA at the end of the 19th century. The oldest dumplings come from China. Saint Jacek Odrowąż brought pierogi to Poland in the 12th century. He saw the recipe for dumplings in Ruthenia from the Tarars. Hence the traditional name Ruthenian pierogi (pierogi ruskie). Before the dumpling meal, the following prayer was said: "St. Jacek with dumplings, pray to God for us that these dumplings will be on the table all year round and protect us from hunger ”.
Hello Yake! Holy crow! Thank you so much for taking the time to write this up. There is a lot of great information and history in this comment. Are you yourself from Poland?
@@tuesdaybingo I'm Polish. I have been living in exile for many years.
Hi everybody! Please, feel free to share your experiences and favorite Polish bites below! -Mike