Maciej... 28 Feb 2008 / #1my grandparents immigrated to chicago IL from Poland and we still cary on the traditions they brought. My favorite polish food is Kishke. nobody here has talked about it. i just wanted to say its F|_|CKING great!
polishgirltx 28 Feb 2008 / #3ah, i call it 'krew z kasza' (blood with groats).... lol...not my favorite food... but some ppl love it...
Kasz 1 | 75 28 Feb 2008 / #4Kiszka rofl :P first time i see someone non polish talking about "kiszka" :P
Kasz 1 | 75 28 Feb 2008 / #7prolly u guys know soup " czernina" ?? :P if no u must see it! Czernina (from the Polish word czarny - black; sometimes also Czarnina or Czarna polewka) is a Polish soup made of duck blood and clear poultry broth. In English it is referred to as Duck Blood Soup. smacznego :PP
polishgirltx 28 Feb 2008 / #13czerninaa long time ago, when i girl invited her 'husband candidate' for family dinner, and a father didn't approve the guy, 'czarna polewka' was served....it was a bad sign ... lolis it that soup?
Kasz 1 | 75 28 Feb 2008 / #14im not sure lol anyway here u are more about "czernina" Generally the sweet and sour taste of the soup comes from the addition of sugar and vinegar. However, there are hundreds of recipes popular in different parts of Poland and Lithuania. Among the ingredients used are plum or pear syrup, dried pears, plums or cherries, apple vinegar and honey. Like most Polish soups, czernina is usually served with fine noodles, macaroni or boiled potatoes.Until the 19th century czernina was also a symbol in Polish culture. It was served to young men applying for the hand of their beloved ones after the parents rejected their proposal. It is a plot element in Pan Tadeusz, a famous Polish epic poem by Adam Mickiewicz.It is also a regional dish in Kaszuby and Poznań.
Zgubiony 15 | 1,553 28 Feb 2008 / #15'czarna polewka' was served....it was a bad signYes, I think it meant that the marriage wasn't accepted....which I see is above :)
plk123 8 | 4,138 28 Feb 2008 / #16kaszanka... yum.. czernina.. yum.. :Dslovvenianas eat this stuff too but their sausage has rice in it, i think.. this is also a popular product in puerto rico but i am not sure what the filler is.. either way this stuff is good. :)
Kasz 1 | 75 28 Feb 2008 / #17either way this stuff is good. :)neeeeeveeer ! its looking ugly and i bet its taste disgusting... :P
plk123 8 | 4,138 28 Feb 2008 / #18you need to at least try it.. when it's fried well, it is out of this world. lol
polishgirltx 28 Feb 2008 / #19its taste disgusting... :Pit is out of this world. lolit doesn't taste bad when you hold your breath and eat fast with lots of water... lol
wozzy 8 | 206 28 Feb 2008 / #29Jeez people where have you been all your lives?These foods are known and served all over the world ( well mabe not in countries where pork is not served, unless you don't like the guy).Black pudding and tripe are both very delish. lots pf offal dishes are tastey and nutritious, unlike a Big Mack. ....How can anyone eat those on a regular basis is beyond comprehension..........
osiol 55 | 3,921 28 Feb 2008 / #30Black puddingYes.tripeI've had flaki and enjoyed it. It's the same stuff that haggis is cooked in, so it's all good.offal dishesTechnically, even chicken skin is offal. Pork scratchings?Big MackThis topic is supposed to be about food. How anyone can eat this at all is beyond comprehension.
