Lyzko
27 Jun 2017
Food / Poles have a more loving attitude to food than here in the UK [169]
The English also felt themselves relatively stigmatized in terms of their culinary talents, well into the latter half of the prior century! Although having moved light years beyond fish 'n chips, tankards of ale, roast beef and the like, it was still quite common for any respectable English country estate to employ the requisite FRENCH cook to prepare meals fit for royal vs. mere plebian consumption:-) On the other hand, very native Wensleydale, Stilton with a nice local port can satisfy even the most finicky denizens of her Majesty's Table, I've no doubt.
Wasn't in Poland for long enough, but have always heard how seriously Poles tend to take especially their produce, above all apples along with other types of typically Northern fruit such as plums, pears etc.
The English also felt themselves relatively stigmatized in terms of their culinary talents, well into the latter half of the prior century! Although having moved light years beyond fish 'n chips, tankards of ale, roast beef and the like, it was still quite common for any respectable English country estate to employ the requisite FRENCH cook to prepare meals fit for royal vs. mere plebian consumption:-) On the other hand, very native Wensleydale, Stilton with a nice local port can satisfy even the most finicky denizens of her Majesty's Table, I've no doubt.
Wasn't in Poland for long enough, but have always heard how seriously Poles tend to take especially their produce, above all apples along with other types of typically Northern fruit such as plums, pears etc.
