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Polish Recipe Book

The most traditional Polish recipes are passed down from generation to generation. These recipes are especially popular during Easter and Christmas and are an important aspect of the seasonal holiday calendar. Every Pole remembers the smell of żurek, borsch and dumplings with mushrooms prepared in the family home. The main thing which Poles living abroad are truly missing is Polish cuisine.

Many people in the West are unaware of the richness of Polish cuisine and its long history. There is no time in today’s life for preparing complicated, time consuming dishes. It is easier to buy ready made bread rather then bake it at home on cabbage and horseradish leaves. Poles miss bigos, tripe and other dishes, which they recall from their childhood or know only from the tales of older people.

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Original Recipes
Eastern cake with turmeric Hunter’s bigos

Polish potato casserole

Classic bishkopt

Lent borsch

Cucumber Chłodnik – cucumber soup

Eastern żurek

Fruit chłodnik – cold fruit soup

Buttered white (not smoked) sausage

Bigos

 
 
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