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


Exactly. Only Krakovians. :):):)


Mistake!


Błeee....

What do you think about poultry?

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

What about today?


I call it Polish tabasco.


Why are you presenting leaves? Someone may wrongly think they are the main ingredient of "Polish mustard."

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


Wow, I know this smelly weed. Often wondered if it can be used in kitchen because it bears a striking similarity to dill.




It seems green borsch had many variants

, derived from the Polish name szczaw for sorrel. Due to its commonness as a soup in Eastern European cuisines, it is often called "green borscht", as a cousin of the standard, reddish-purple borscht soup.

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

Yes, it is, but mine smells better.

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

He probably means the maggoty mushrooms. Those sellers keep good shrooms for themselves and sell wormy ones, especially dried. You have to be careful.

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


Yes! We call them by their species name - lejkowiec dęty - Funnel Mushroom. Other local names are black boots.


They are not bad.


Yes, the best are pickled:

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


Funny, isn`t it? Those spikes, I mean....


Yes, nobody does, that is why there is more for me and my family. :):):) After drying, we add them as spice to dishes, if that may help you.

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

Nope, nope, nope.

This is borowik/prawdziwek
Ok, two more pics of the disputed mushrooms

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

Nope.

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


I prefer gołąbki to other mushrooms, no matter how noble. Luckily, people are afraid to pick them, so I can be picky in the forest and choose the best specimen. :):):)


First, I taught myself about mushrooms as a young man, and taught my kids later on.

PS. What can you say about the next two photos?


It means you destroy great mushrooms by mixing them into a tartar sauce???

Outragoeus sacrilege!

Precz z mego serca!

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


Will you trust those people ? Even experienced pickers make mistakes.....


Yes!!!


Yes!

Another set, gumishu and Short:

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


Yes! :):):)


No, my 10 yo son! :):):)


No!! Sąsiadce! :):):)


Good. Tell the names, then. :):):):)


And?

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


Enough to take a few good books with illustrations.


Do you really know them? Which of them can you see in the photos above?

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


Yes, due to excellent climate conditions and the most advanced technology of collecting and drying, Polish mushrooms are the best.
What do you think of these?:

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


What`s the problem? Just like any other head. You cook it, pick soft parts like meat and fat from it, and leave hard bits on the plate.

Love / Looking for a Polish love song [78]

Lovely.

Food / Polish head cheese [46]

I eat really strange things, but I refuse to eat pig head. (though in US once I bought pig ears and tried to fry them but it was a disaster),

Hog head or Pig's feet and ears
Apple cider vinegar
onions
garlic
salt
black pepper
red pepper
sage

Boil meat with onions, garlic, salt, black pepper, water and vinegar till falling off the bones. Allow to cool until able to handle with bare hands. Pick meat off the bones, discard bones. chop meat and cooked onions to desired consistency. Add vinegar, salt, black and red pepper, and sage to taste.

Pour into a large pan and allow to cool in refrigerator overnight. Cut in squares, serve with saltine crackers.

Life / Polish authors, books & literature. [95]

Agreed. Both the book and film. Great soundtrack, BTW.

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


Yes, it should be eaten young, when it is tender crisp. Mature bób is too soft and mealy.

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

Ham with cloves? Nice combination.... Were they stuck into the peel or inside ham?

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

Thank you very much, Vincent and PGTX. Intelligent people are always able to reach a compromise. I like it! :):):)

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


Wrong. The question might be addressed to non-Poles, but concerns Polish food eaten by Poles like me.

So?......


It was clear enough for a person not necessarily endowed with outstanding intelligence. Those with really little intelligence should learn and try to improve it, by reading and interpreting such titles, among others.

PS. Remove the Poles and change food into Polish foods then

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

Dear Moderator who changed the title of this thread,

Can you remove the Poles from it? It doesn`t concern Poles exclusively. Even worse, this thread is designed for non-Poles mostly.

PS. It is OK, I don`t mind, everybody makes mistakes from time to time.

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

Why??? Are you on a diet?

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

Hey, it wasn`t intended to be so simple. Come on, you can do better than that. :):):)

What about this?

Life / Polish authors, books & literature. [95]

Not bad as a writer. In personal life - a quarrelsome man-hater.

Life / Sexual culture in Poland [66]

Beautiful, indeed. What a pity the Polish language prefers to be "pawiem i papugą narodów".

Life / Polish authors, books & literature. [95]

Jan Brzechwa, a Jewish Pole/Polish Jew, who wrote excellent poems and stories for kids.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Brzechwa

Jan Brzechwa - AT THE VEGETABLE STALL

History / Old communist leaders still buried in Merit Cemetery in Powązki [20]

What do I mean by patriots buried in Powązki cemetery?

Warsaw insurgents - hundreds of graves with thousands of names:
Killed during the breakthrough from Old Town disctrict to Middle Town through city sewers.
Mass graves of insurgents and civilians murderd by Germans in seperate streets or houses.

News / Raising Poland's legal drinking age to 21 [95]


Stupid idea. They want to cut me off booze. But I will find my way to get it!