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Joined: 17 Feb 2009 / Female ♀
Last Post: 21 Mar 2009
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Posts: Total: 69 / In This Archive: 44
From: UK, Doncaster
Speaks Polish?: yes

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Olasz   
27 Feb 2009
Food / Looking for a recipe for a Polish poppy seed strudel/cake (makowiec) [15]

for the recipe go.

and for step-by-step photos of assembling the cake

to make your life easier you could buy the filling in any polish delis, look for a big can of "masa makowa" :)
Good luck and let us know if it's the taste you are looking for :)
Olasz   
27 Feb 2009
Food / a question about włoszczyzna [19]

all the vegs in włoszczyzna were introduced to Poland by a chefs that came to Poland with queen Bona. Bona -in 1518 became the second wife of Sigismund I of Poland. "was a patron of Renaissance culture, which thanks to her, began to further flourish in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. She is also considered to have influenced the Polish and Lithuanian cuisines, having introduced many new dishes to the Commonwealth."
Olasz   
27 Feb 2009
Food / favorite polish recipes? [65]

Can anyone suggest a simple but nice Polish meal that I could make for my boyfriend.

if you're not cooking type go for bigos (hunter's stew) it's time consuming, but easy to cook :)
Olasz   
26 Feb 2009
Food / a question about włoszczyzna [19]

Some people use onions to make rosół, my grandma used to, but first she used to cut it in a half and blacken it over a flame. That supposed to "give a colour" to rosół.

My British head chef told me in UK it's onion prefered over leeks, he said leeks give broth ugly green colour, unles one use only white parts, closer to the roots :)
Olasz   
26 Feb 2009
Food / a question about włoszczyzna [19]

parsnip = pasternak

pietruszka is parsley's root

but nowadays it's parsnip that is available in shops, not many people realise that
parsley root is not as sweet as parsley's root, not many will notice the difference, even in Poland.
Do not substitute onions for leeks if you don't have to.

Savoy cabbage - don't use dark, outer laeves, can be substituted by any other white cabbage except for chinese cabbage, 1/4 it's enough for a huge pot :)

Hope this helps :)
Olasz   
18 Feb 2009
News / Polish politician thrown off Lufthansa plane. Just enjoy. [60]

Everyone knows Rokita is "difficult", all other politicians will say the same. I think everyone in Poland realize the guy is just being him usual pain-in-the-neck self, and laughing at him all the way.
Olasz   
17 Feb 2009
Language / kaboom, ruff ruff ruff, meow, or moo, or bang! - sound effects in Polish? [29]

kichy kichy kichy

kokarooo kokarooooo

I'm afraind you're wrong

if it's "kici, kici" like "kity, kity" when atracting cat's attention
it's definetly not the polish sound a chiken makes :)

heres another that comes in useful . yum yum according to my phrase book is offically mnjm mnjm in Polish.
good at meals and other occasions

it's rather "mniam mniam" :)
Olasz   
17 Feb 2009
Food / Where can I find information for a Poland Foods assignment? [12]

Have a look at web pages:
Ministry of Economy (I'm not allowed to leave comments with links so put "www" instead of "ddd" ok?) ddd.mg.gov.pl/English

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (and here too, "www" instead of "ddd") ddd.minrol.gov.pl/DesktopDefault.aspx
Olasz   
17 Feb 2009
Food / Vegetarian food in Poland? [83]

"Sante" says, on their web page, there's only soya meal and water in it. Not GM.
18-20 pcs per pack. You just have to soak it for 4 (Kotlety Sojowe Minutki ) or 10 (Kotlety Sojowe „a’la schabowe”) min. in hot veg stock/broth.

Same company make soy pate soy drinks and so on. According to Santo's www the only product with eggs in it: cakes (Kruche ciastka Dietto Sport & Fitness).

Have a look an www in english w w w.sante.pl/business.php
Have fun in Wroclaw :)