Polish Christmas Eve Dinner recipes

A good point.
But either way, it is not traditional Polish cuisine.

A Polish friend told me that "kluski z makiem" or "Noodles with poppy seeds" is an exclusively Christmas dish. Is this correct?

So, tell us, darling, what you consider traditional Polish cuisine. :):)

Like British cuisine.
Anything that comes from the main inhabitants of their country.
Goulash is incorporated into Polish cuisine but we all know that it is not a traditional Polish dish.Same as Jewish cuisine.
Or Indian cuisine in Britain that was devised in Britain and is now a very popular part of British cuisine, but is still not traditional.

Tomorrow I am going to cook my fave carp ala Jewish in sweet sauce with almonds and raisins. There is only one problem - we bought fillets and steaks but I forgot to buy heads which are excellent for that recipe.

PS. Shyt - I just remembered I also forgot to buy almonds. I will use kidney nuts instead.

The recipe is very easy:

1. You buy a carp.
2. You sell it for twice the price you bought it for.

... I'll get my coat.

No! That is the copy of a recipe for how to become an Am millionaire. That`s what I heard as a boy in communist times:

You buy one orange and sell it for a higher price.
Next, you buy two oranges and sell them for a higher price.
etc etc.

Is it surprising that oranges have always been one on my fave exotic fruit???

Then you win the Lotto or get an inheritance.

No, it doesn`t happen in real life, only in fairy tales.
In real life, you dig out a chest with pirates` treasure. Simple. Tom Sawyer could tell you how to do it.