smalec.
isn't it served as an appetizer in Polish traditional restaurants in Poland? with a piece of Polish bread?
Traditional Polish meal for my Polish boyfriend in the US?
isn't it served as an appetizer in Polish traditional restaurants in Poland? with a piece of Polish bread?
aphrodisiac 11 | 2427
17 Aug 2010 / #62
Eat enough of it and you'll be on your way sooner than later. :)
lol
one eats is sparingly and that is the secret:).
scottie1113 6 | 896
17 Aug 2010 / #63
isn't it served as an appetizer in Polish traditional restaurants in Poland? with a piece of Polish bread?
Yes, if you order it and pay for it. You know that smalec is lard?
one eats is sparingly and that is the secret:).
I agree. Once every 40 years is often enough for me. :)
You know that smalec is lard?
yes, sir...
dtaylor5632 18 | 1998
17 Aug 2010 / #65
Smalec is great, especially with little bits of bacon and onion in it ;)
oh yeah!
:)
i was yesterday in the Czech bakery, do you know that Czechs eat picked hard boiled eggs and pickled pig legs...?
:)
i was yesterday in the Czech bakery, do you know that Czechs eat picked hard boiled eggs and pickled pig legs...?
dtaylor5632 18 | 1998
17 Aug 2010 / #67
picked hard boiled eggs
The Brits do too, with their fish and chips. I've not tried yet, but if its as good as the pickled onions I will love it :)
pickled pig legs...?
yum!
pgtx:
pickled pig legs...?
yum!
pickled pig legs...?
yum!
really?! i would rather taste this pickled egg....
dtaylor5632 18 | 1998
17 Aug 2010 / #69
Oickled jajki?? hmmmm ;p
NorthMancPolak 4 | 642
17 Aug 2010 / #70
Take Bigos for example. Using preserved cabbage (an ingredient that should never be preserved) and pork. This meal would taste and does taste a thousands times better using fresh cabbage
Strangely enough, it doesn't.
Many recipes state that both fresh cabbage and sauerkraut should be used, but I only use the latter in mine.
I have a several secret ingredients in my recipe (I would bet a month's wages that I'm the only person in the world which uses at least one of them in Bigos lol), but just like every Bigos chef would claim, my recipe is of course the best in the world :)
Why do you in GB don't eat salads at all?
What on earth gives you that idea? Believe it or not, some of us even chop our salads properly over here.
Speaking of salads, I'd do anything for one of those Pizza Express Caesar salads right now :D
what is the difference between them...?
One is from 1956 and is falling to pieces, one has lots of nice modern photos in, and the other one has a recipe for Kluski Śląskie in, which the first two don't, lol :D
lol one eats is sparingly and that is the secret:)
Best kept a secret if you ask me! :D
sammie_kdt
1 Sep 2014 / #71
Merged: Foodie present for Polish boyfriend
My boyfriend is Polish and I'd really like to get him a little treat from the Polish shop nearby, but I have no idea what would be suitable! He's not really into sweets, but loves chocolate or cake. Any ideas for something nice?
Dziękuję :)
My boyfriend is Polish and I'd really like to get him a little treat from the Polish shop nearby, but I have no idea what would be suitable! He's not really into sweets, but loves chocolate or cake. Any ideas for something nice?
Dziękuję :)