Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 3 [675]

A taxi?

Food / What do non-Poles think about eating the following Polish foods? [1450]


I get that. My mother was a northerner and watched it religiously for years.

I don't remember Ida Clough but Ivy Tilsley and Percy Sugden definitely yes. Where you lived was obviously popular with cast members!


Wasn't it just! I can remember seeing people wearing T-shirts with that slogan. I don't think anyone expected the storyline to become that huge!


I hadn't heard of this but after looking at the recipe link I've been eating something similar for years. Minus the courgettes! Maybe I'll add them next time.


I would definitely give those a try.

History / 20 years of Poland in the EU. [314]


Haven't seen them yet but then I don't drink anything out of bottles......


I was staying in Alexanderplatz earlier this month. There were massive cranes everywhere!


I have to say the kebabs I had in Berlin were probably the best I've tasted.


Me too. The worrying thing to me is that the attackers are often teenagers.

Food / What do non-Poles think about eating the following Polish foods? [1450]


I've watched Corrie on and off for years but I don't remember her stuffed marrows! I'd forgotten all her surnames too! Fair play, you've got a good memory. I remember the 'Free the Weatherfield One' campaign though.


That sounds dire :(


They take up the flavour really well as they're quite a bland vegetable.


I was talking about the word Zucchini which is from Italian Zucchina. I know courgette is French, we just call them that over here :)

Feedback / I love this forum - It's so Polish: tolerant, inconsistent, amusing [260]


And they are again. Thanks admin :)

Feedback / I love this forum - It's so Polish: tolerant, inconsistent, amusing [260]

Bring back the blue! Pretty please.

Food / What do non-Poles think about eating the following Polish foods? [1450]


That's my experience too. Very hit and miss as to how it's served.


It's an Italian word but I always associate it with the American term for what we call courgettes.


Don't remember ever trying them. I do like courgettes though. Nice gently fried in garlic butter.

Feedback / I love this forum - It's so Polish: tolerant, inconsistent, amusing [260]


Yay!!

Life / The climate for gardening in Poland [340]

I saw that but the fence net was so obvious I didn't think it was worth mentioning.

Life / The climate for gardening in Poland [340]

Looks like what could be a couple of red flowers on the tree?

Feedback / I love this forum - It's so Polish: tolerant, inconsistent, amusing [260]

They are but I don't understand why the whole post can't be blue or green as it was before :(

Food / What do non-Poles think about eating the following Polish foods? [1450]

Looks like yellow pepper or squash.

Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [684]


Prevent weed growth in the area you wanted to plant the seedlings in?

Life / The climate for gardening in Poland [340]

It's got a very thin twisted/curved trunk?

Life / The climate for gardening in Poland [340]


I didn't know what these were so I read up on them. You might find this interesting:

copernico.eu/en/articles/papierowki-paper-apples-journey-old-apple-variety

Food / Traditional Polish Foods [141]


Jesteś uparty jak osioł. I am not Polish though!!!!!! Nor am I a mind reader :)

Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [684]

Is this something to be planted? Installation is a strange word to use.

Food / Traditional Polish Foods [141]

None. I would do exactly the same but when it comes to a non-Pole like me trying to guess ingredients for recipes, I am going on the fact that sultanas are not mentioned in Polish cuisine. Even if they are big raisins :)

Food / Traditional Polish Foods [141]


maf suggested raisins in post #75 earlier so I disregarded them and chose sultanas instead.


I can think of dishes with raisins but not sultanas. Usually Xmas or Easter though. Jewish carp/Babka/Kutia/Chalka

Travel / Fishing in Poland - where to go, what to catch? [81]

Turbot/Plaice/Flounder? Although shape is not exactly the same.

Off-Topic / Music Thread - part 2 [768]

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Food / Traditional Polish Foods [141]

They look like sultanas to me but I can't think of a single Polish dish that uses them. I also thought of prunes but they're much bigger than what's in the dish.

Life / The climate for gardening in Poland [340]


That was the part I thought was so obvious that I presumed the riddle had to be something else.


On one particular day? Weird.

Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 3 [675]

But the number plate isn't shown in the original pic of the van. You only gave the reg number in post #450. If I'd seen the flag sign of course I'd have known it was a Scottish plate.

That's an older model 2012 van and the MA it starts with in the reg corresponds to Manchester/Merseyside.

Off-Topic / Music Thread - part 2 [768]

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Language / Game - guess Polish idioms/sayings in direct English translation - part 2 [537]


Yes. No idea about your barrel idiom though.

Food / Traditional Polish Foods [141]


That's all? I'm surprised you can taste it in a large pot of fruit and water.

Life / The climate for gardening in Poland [340]


No idea. Presumably you can buy the plants but the date has no particular significance I can think of.

Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 3 [675]


How can I tell? There is nothing in that plate to tell it's from Scotland.

Life / The climate for gardening in Poland [340]

@pawian white objects???

I can barely see them but are they pieces of plastic showing the varieties of the particular plant available?