Easter meal on a typical Polish table?

What is normally on your Easter table? Mostly home-made or shop-bought? Do you have your Easter fare blessed on Holy Saturday?

Could anyone tell me how to cooks Polish Sausages?
How many minute to cook Smoked sausage?
How many minute to cooks Fresh sausages?

Thanks!

Most Polish sausages aren't for cooking. Kielbasa Biala (white sausage) is the only one that needs it, and it is usually boiled for just a few mins.

Boiling raw white sausage for a few mintues is great for trichinosis fans. Pork is never eaten 'rare' by anyone in his right mind!!!
Fully cooked smoked sausage needs to be only heated through.

After being boiled for a few minutes it wouldn't be rare!

BTW, the only place I have ever seen pork being eaten rare is in Poland, including once raw: po tatarsku - they couldn't understand why I wouldn't go near it!

White sausage has to be boiled a good half hour to be fully cooked all teh way through . Pork tartare???? What bottle have you been hitting?

No it doesn't - perhaps the stuff sold in the country you live in is different.


Stone cold sober - and I was offered pork po tatarsku (raw pork!!) in Poland not long ago. Needless to say I didn't touch it, though the Poles I was with had no such scruples.

Standard stuff.

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Is that potatoes salad?

For me it was about cooked sausages and eggs with horse radish...yummy
I don't celebrate Easter anymore but I might be tempted to make that for myself

Not potato, just standard Polish veg salad but my wife added a lot of mayo so you can`t see red or green veg. Look and admire her cakes and cookies, too .:):):) Kids helped with cookies, though.

Still called potato salad where I come from :)

With the cakes I can see sernik and babka and what I assume is murzynek?

Not in our house. I just consulted my wife: she used carrot, peas, leek, egg, sweet corn, pickled cucumber. No potatoes.


Nope. It is poppy seed cake covered with heavy chocolate topping armour. :):)

I figured kids helped with the cookies - it looks as if a rainbow exploded on them :D Both the cookies and cakes look great :) Sernik especially looks yummy ;d

Yes, it is eatable but I don`t think it is the best of all. :):) I prefer cheesecake which is heavy and wet inside while my wife makes those dry ones.


Yes, they have always made them so colourful. Since times immemorial.:)

Everything agrees besides the last part :P
Sorry, it looked to me as if she added potato.


That is my favourite part! It just looks so cheerful

Yes, they have fun making them. The most fav shape is cat.

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