Polish Kabanos - "KABANOSY PSZCZYNSKIE" what are these?

covkid65 2 | 39

20 Dec 2007 / #1

The last time my girlfriend came over from Poland,she brought some frozen,sausage looking things with her ! She has gone back fro Christmas now , can anyone tell me what they are ....."KABANOSY PSZCZYNSKIE" and "dymem wezona"-are they ready cooked or,how do you cook them?!

krysia 23 | 3058

20 Dec 2007 / #2

Kabanosy are skinny sausages ready to eat. You can heat them up if you like in the microwave or boil a little.
"Dymem wędzone" means smoked
Pszczyńskie means they are from Pszczyna

OP covkid65 2 | 39

20 Dec 2007 / #3

thanks krysia :-)

andy b 4 | 156

21 Dec 2007 / #4

Pszczyna is a very pretty town in Sląsk, spent a great weekend there a few years ago. Aren't 'kabanosy' sometimes made from horse meat in Poland?

JayBee 1 | 12

21 Dec 2007 / #5

Yeah they are also made from horse, but we couldn't find them any where in wroclaw ??

Zgubiony 15 | 1274

24 Dec 2007 / #6

Aren't 'kabanosy' sometimes made from horse meat in Poland?

Can be if you ask for it specifically....or maybe in a farm market. Most these days is made from pork or beef.

Seanus 15 | 19666

19 Dec 2008 / #7

Try Tarczynski, the best kabanosy in Europe. Whether it be drobiowy or wieprzowy, these are sausages to be taken seriously. I've munching on a drobiowy one now, heavenly!!

Guest

24 Jan 2009 / #8

You could also try "grzana kaszanka brzeczyszczykowicka", ooo it is so good, with fresh bread, sour cucumber and cold beer, ohhh.....

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Polish Kabanos

The small packet of Kabanos we get in Scotland, are they representative of the real thing?

its hard to say, kabanosy can vary in taste and looks actually. the best ones are sold by weight from butchers in Poland, the drier they look the tastier they are.