Poland in photo riddles

Practise your English.

shrimp (from our time)

What is cress used with in Polish cooking?

its used for Easter as a decoration but you can eat it and it's said to be healthy! ;)
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Name the bread kind:

A)



C)

pl.delifrance.cust.waycom.net/upload/img/baguette.jpg

D)

static.promoceny.pl/foto/vyrobky/024500/24453.jpg

soups, salads... popular during Easter and spring in general...

Come to think of it, I may have seen it on deviled eggs.

whats the name of it in english:

a - raisin bread
b - challah
c - baguette or flute
d - zwykli...or however that sadistic (but delicious) bread is spelled


dill? koperek?

by the looks of it could be either dill or outer stalks of fennel

not for pgtx.

What is this pupper doing in the stream? What's her name?

baby dill


:(


starts with M
:P

yes.


in polish please


No its smaller than a common bread and its made from wheat


not exacrly. It has raisins indeed but it has special name (even 2 names)
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what is this and how is it made: przepisy/przepisy/podplomyki.jpg

Sacrifice to the god Ramuu. Her name is Suzy.

a. chleb z rodzynki ? I have no clue.
b. chalka
c. bagieta
d. no clue again

slow down... they didn't guess the Marzanna question yet...

oooppss....

;)

what the hell is it doing in a river?

And that looks like unleavened bread...

I think that "pupper" is for scaring birds (scarecrow) and got washed away in the floods. Her name is probably Basia:)

żulik or chleb turecki.


bułka paryska (in £ódź called angielka)


I've rub all the letters from my keyboard. That's why I make lots of typos...



Ok. so the puppet name is Marzanna just like pgtx has already said. Marzanna was the slavic godess of winter and we are drowning Marzanna in symbolic way as a sign of coming spring.


well it's really retro thing impossible to make now.

will give it a shot tomorrow :)

Chleb z rodzynkami? Istnieje takiego czegoś w Polsce? I didn't know raisin bread was around here but I guess I'd find it in Dom Chleba :)

Marzanna who gets drown in spring.

While you are thinking about this weird kind of primitive bread, I've come with another riddle:



Is this thing on the pic really exist? What would happen if you found it?


It's common and it's called żulik or chleb turecki. Better quality pic:


Yes. On previous page I've already solve the riddle. What about the primitive bread which look like maca?

Aha, Turkish bread :) If I found it, hmm.... :)

fern flower, does not exist, but if one finds it is bring that person good luck. Urban myth really.

the maca bread is pita bread. Middle Eastern flat bread.

Urban?! rather village legend ;) Looking for fern flower is one of the customs of the Night of Saint John aka Noc Kupały - the night were the summer is welcome.

What those ppl are doing?

this is too easy for me:) I will leave it to somebody else:)

do you have in Ukraine the same customs?

Very good. :):)

Next:

I would not know, I grew up in Poland, ask Nathan.

but polish name is different. Podpłomyk. It's because it was made by putting on the surface of kuchnia kaflowa:

My grandma who was still useing kuchnia kaflowa until she died few years ago, she used to make some podpłomyki whenever she was making pierogi or pasta

Is it Halloween or not? ;>

Depends what region in Poland you live in. Some call it maca, some call it something else