Tlum 21 Jul 2006 / #2For sure pork chops+potatoes+some salad. Soups - chicken soup with macaroni. I'm good material for a good husband I guess...:).
bolo 2 | 304 21 Jul 2006 / #3I like "pasztet" made of a rabbit. Looks something like here below. Plus - all kind of game widly caught in the Polish forests.
bolo 2 | 304 21 Jul 2006 / #4There are also great Polish cakes - for example sernik and makownik. They take some time and experience to prepare them well though -- but they are YUMMY!!!.Sernik and Makownik
tpopi - | 10 Moderator 22 Jul 2006 / #5Yep, sernik and makowiec (makownik) are yummy. I like "Murzynek" too...
Rossi 11 Aug 2006 / #7Could anyone tell me what the traditional chrismas meal is in Poland witch consists of lots of different foods so i can surprise a very nice polish guest in Ireland...
dziadek 3 | 64 2 Oct 2006 / #8I like kopytka ("hoofs"), the potato dumplings. Especialy covered with melt butter, crumbs and sugar... yum:)
Wroclaw 44 | 5,369 2 Oct 2006 / #9Rossi,Christmas in Poland is a little different in each region. Find out where your guest comes from and then you'll get it right. With tips from us of course. :)
vlad 14 Mar 2007 / #10i like "szaszlyk" --- pork meat or sausage with onions on frying pan and mustard. Plus a Polish or Czech beer :)
polkawusa 14 Mar 2007 / #11Pierogi (Ruskie), Golabki, Pyzy, Rosul, Zupa grzybowa, pomidorowka, krupnik (zrobane bez miesa), sawatka, schab z ziemniaczkamy, barszcz z uszkamy, grochowka, zeberka, baranina, klopsiki, bigos, fasolka po bretoĊsku, kaszanka, nalesniki, knedle, kopytka, kluski slaskie, placki ziemniaczane, faworki, galaretka, szarlotka.....Tak jak obydwa babcie y macocha robja.... mmmmmmmmmmmAle teskne za Polskie jedzenie............
Tamara 9 | 202 14 Mar 2007 / #12Ahh - you got me going so I made golabki for dinner. They should be done soon!
forgetmenots 4 | 77 14 Mar 2007 / #13made golabki for dinner. They should be done soon!hmm now Im really hungry - why did I check this thread at all :)did you even try to make golabki with meadow mushroom fill?
Tamara 9 | 202 14 Mar 2007 / #17Ok - I know what pieczarki are. No, I never tried it but I bet it's good. I love cooking with the dried Polish mushrooms too !
Matyjasz 2 | 1,544 14 Mar 2007 / #18Ahh - you got me going so I made golabki for dinner. They should be done soon!What a coincidence, I just had them for supper. :)I'm full now. :)
Tamara 9 | 202 14 Mar 2007 / #19I hope you have some leftover for tomorrow? They are always better the next day.
FISZ 24 | 2,116 14 Mar 2007 / #21Ahh - you got me going so I made golabki for dinner. They should be done soon!I just made some too :) Mniam
forgetmenots 4 | 77 14 Mar 2007 / #23I love cooking with the dried Polish mushrooms too !I add one or two to polish "rosol" (gives nice aroma and change the color a little bit) and are pretty good as mix with cabbage for pierogi's fill.just made some too MniamNumber 2 on my list :) :) :)
Matyjasz 2 | 1,544 14 Mar 2007 / #25I hope you have some leftover for tomorrow? They are always better the next day.Actually those were the leftovers. :)I hate you now. Just teasing MatyjaszI certainly hope so. :)
forgetmenots 4 | 77 14 Mar 2007 / #26Actually those were the leftovers.you are playing with fire now ... even better next day leftovers ... phewMatyjasz! there is no doubt I was kidding - honest injun :)
Matyjasz 2 | 1,544 14 Mar 2007 / #27Matyjasz! there is no doubt I was kidding - honest injunI believe you... Even my worst enemies have problems with hating me. :) :)
Mamacat 3 Apr 2007 / #30Hi. I found this website looking for a good authentic recipe for making kielbasa. I'm from the Toledo, Ohio area originally, but living out west now, and can't find real kielbasa. I know recipes vary from area to area, so if there's anyone out there who would be familiar with recipes from the Hamtramk area of Michigan, or NW Ohio, I would sure love to hear from you.Thanks so much.MamaCat