European cuisine student need help with good polish dish

Hi, im a student of hospitality and catering at Brockenhurst college, England and my european cuisine teacher/chef has given me an assignment to research and cook a dish from two european countries. I have chosen Poland as one of these. Please can someone suggests a tastey polish dish which will display all my culinery skills. (The more complex the dish the higher the grade i'll get if i can get it correct) thank you in advance:)

Pierogi maybe.

What about wild boar with forest mushrooms?

what is Pierogi in english? (because my polish consists of 10 words :) ) wild boar sounds good but can i get this in an english supermarket? (because my hunting skills are worst than my knowledge of the polish language :) )

Pierogi are pierogi, they are a kind of ravioli I guess, but much better tasting. Here is the pic pierogifactory.com

You could also try bigos bigosbar.com/home.htm

Also, take a look here: https://polishforums.com/food/bigos-recipe-1227/2/

Pierogi are a sort of dumpling - not very sophisticated but good tasting - kind of like a comfort food.

Can you bake something or does it have to be an entree?

i can bake. i can do anything but if its not cooked in some way it will be difficult to make the pass grade. By the way thank u for your help so far everyone

They make some really gorgeous tortes in Poland - some maybe 10 layers tall filled with cream and topped with fruit and nuts - super looking too.

That sounds very tastey and i might try it at home but sorry i forgot to mention my dish has to be a main and savoury.

Aha - ok - there is something called Zrazy - I hope I am spelling it correctly. They are thinly sliced beef rolled around a wild mushroom filling and then braised and a terrific sauce made from the braising liquid.

sounds good.i will check it out further.thank you very much:)

No problem - glad to help

Trying to learn Polish cooking

Hi to ya all. I would like to know some traditional Polish dishes and the way of life in Poland.