What's a good Polish meal for 4 people

gryba

4 Feb 2009 / #1

pl0x ty olo

fred_chopin

4 Feb 2009 / #2

Surowka, kotlet schabowy, potato, and more potato.

And wodka.

SeanBM 35 | 5,797

4 Feb 2009 / #3

Hello gryba,

And welcome to the Polish Forum.

There are many Polish dishes.
If you are not used to cooking Polish food, try to prepare some thing simple.
You can use the search box at the top right of this page to find recipes.

Surowka, kotlet schabowy, potato, and more potato.

And wodka.

More Wodka.
And lots of cabbage ;)

Seanus 15 | 19,672

4 Feb 2009 / #4

Raw vegetables, meat cutlette and potatoes

McCoy 27 | 1,268

4 Feb 2009 / #5

More Wodka. And lots of cabbage ;)

if you are in shortage of money it could be only vodka

toxicsubmarine

4 Feb 2009 / #6

mmmm mmm that shounds good

Elssha - | 123

4 Feb 2009 / #7

golombki = always a crowd pleaser.
In tomato sauce over mashed potatoes and you're done. ^_^

Ania Miller - | 5

8 Feb 2009 / #8

Yum! I rememer gołąki, still try to make them now and again, never as good as my Mamusias.

polishfoodquest 1 | 1

10 Feb 2009 / #9

These all sound good. Anyone got some more ideas?

plk123 8 | 4,138

10 Feb 2009 / #10

search? there are so many choices.

David_18 66 | 969

11 Feb 2009 / #11

Ruskie pierogi for sure.

plk123 8 | 4,138

11 Feb 2009 / #12

how are russian one's polish? wtf?

David_18 66 | 969

11 Feb 2009 / #13

They are just called Ruskie pierogi.

Polish pierogi are often filled with fresh white cheese (farmer's cheese or quark), potatoes, and fried onions; in this form, they are called Ruskie Pierogi,

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierogi

plk123 8 | 4,138

11 Feb 2009 / #14

i know, but they are called that for a reason. they aren't really polish man. traditional polish ones have the cheese only or cabbage and mushrooms or ground meat or prunes or strawberries. those are POLSKIE PIEROGI. :)

David_18 66 | 969

11 Feb 2009 / #15

I only like the ruskie pierogi!!