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What makes you feel Polish? [167]
When I was about 7 years old, my dad decided that he did not like the way things were going in London.
Half of the kids in my class were, what we now call afro carribean, and he decided that we needed to move to the suburbs for the sake of my and my sisters education we moved to a lovely, large house with a back garden that was 120 feet long and 60 feet wide.
The first half of the garden was just a lawn, with an apple tree and a pear tree,
The second half was like a typical Polish garden.
We grew potatoes, carrots,peas, green beans,cabbages,tomatoes, cucumbers and many more.....
@Lyzko
Ironside asked me that question when I first joined PF.
And I will answer you in the same way.
That is a really difficult question, and one that my son and I have often debated.
In the end, we would have to side with Polish.
Ogorki.
We used to grow cucumbers in the garden and mum used to pickle them.
But in brine, never in vinegar.
For years I bought Polish made jars of Polish ogorki and whilst I liked them, could never understand why they did not taste as good as my mums.
Now I know...... ogorki kiszone are the business......