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Food - Recipes

Polish Culture Information

Bigos recipe star
This popular dish is one of the most popular meals of Polish cuisine. Although its basic ingredients are white cabbage, sauerkraut and meat, one may enrich its taste with various additions. Tastes even better when reheated.

Chrust (Faworki) Recipe star
Recipe for traditional Polish pastry straws called Chrust (or Faworki) that are especially popular during time of carnival and on Fat Thursday celebrations. Easy to make, Faworki will provide a lot of joy to Polish cuisine lovers.

cooking conversions - units star[offsite link]
Measuring cups conversions

Frost Street - photos explain how food is prepared star[offsite link]
Contains many recipes (for instance for Polish golabki) presented in graphic way how to prepare it.

Global Gourmet´s Polish Recipes star[offsite link]
Polish recipes as well as information regarding Polish cuisine. Few recipes for basic Polish food, food for Easter.

Golabki (stuffed cabbage) recipe star
Although the name ‘golabki’ stands for little pigeons – the dish has nothing to do with these birds. It consists of stuffed cabbage with filling made of rice, barely and meat or mushrooms. It tastes delicious with sauce.

Kopytka (Little Hooves) recipe star
Potato dumplings, that remind with their shape little hooves, may be served in various ways. They are easy and cheap to make. Kopytka taste wonderfully with spicy toppings as well as with sugar and melted butter on it.

Kulinaria - Polish food with Graphics star[offsite link]
The recipes are in Polish but... the photographs part is international - it presented in details how to do different Polish food dishes

My Grandma´s Old World Polish Recipes star[offsite link]
Nice site with lots of Polish recipes!

Old Warsaw - Polish Recipes star[offsite link]
Contains some recipes for Polish food.

Polish Food from Google star[offsite link]
Links to Polish food wesbited on the internet with pierogies, sausages etc.

Polish Kitchen star[offsite link]
Family owned and operated business in Trenton. It offers homemade sausages, bakery, poppy cakes and much more!

Polish Recipes star[offsite link]
Recipes from Poland as well as a brief description of Polish cuisine done excellently by a lady … from Malaysia.

Polish Recipes from Alastra star[offsite link]
Babka, kutia, kolaches, herring, sauerkraut, pierogi and much more!

Polish sweet main dishes star
Sweetness may be associated with dessert. However, there is in Poland a great variety of sweet dishes that the Poles treat as the main meal of the day. In this article you may find some examples of Polish sweet cuisine.

Potato pancakes recipe star
One of the simplest traditional meals among Polish cuisine are potato pancakes. You can make them in a savoury or sweet way, with sauce or simply with sugar. You do not need a lot of time to prepare this delicious meal.

Recipes from Polish American Journal star[offsite link]
Recipes from Polish American Journal by Robert Strybel. Contains variety of Polish recipes for different seasons of the year and feasts.

Ruthenian (Russian) Dumplings recipe star
The Russian style dumplings are very popular among the Poles and are also one of favourite meals of visitors to the country. As the recipe for the dumplings is very easy, you may try to make them yourself at home.

The Polish Kitchen star[offsite link]
Recipes of traditional Polish fare

Zapiekanka recipe star
Nowadays the streets of Polish cities are crowded with places for buying kebabs or other worldwide popular fast-foods. But there is one typical Polish snack – called zapiekanka – that is still as much popular as it was during 1980s.

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