Alaska
28 Dec 2012
Food / Biały ser ... white cheese [6]
ooh, I'd like to try and make my own, that would be really cool.
Thanks! :)
ooh, I'd like to try and make my own, that would be really cool.
Thanks! :)
Alaska
28 Dec 2012
Food / Biały ser ... white cheese [6]
Since I have returned to the U.S from my exchange to Poland, I have made some Polish dishes for friends. I am able to find most things, but I don't really know what a substitute for biały ser would be. And I'm not sure how to ask for it, because I only know the translation as white cheese. So far I've used cottage cheese, but if anyone could help me with a better substitution or a different name for it so that I know where to find it in the U.S, that would be super helpful! :)
Since I have returned to the U.S from my exchange to Poland, I have made some Polish dishes for friends. I am able to find most things, but I don't really know what a substitute for biały ser would be. And I'm not sure how to ask for it, because I only know the translation as white cheese. So far I've used cottage cheese, but if anyone could help me with a better substitution or a different name for it so that I know where to find it in the U.S, that would be super helpful! :)
Alaska
28 Dec 2012
Travel / Why do you visit Poland? [222]
I was chosen to go to Poland as a student ambassador for the school year of 2011-12. Before I went I knew nothing about Poland, and this summer I am returning to visit my Polish friends and host families in Warsaw.
I fell in love with Poland, and I never wanted to leave!
As an English speaker, Polish language is a bit of a headache for me, and my Polish is still FAR FAR FAR from perfect! :(
I hope to speak Polish fluently one day.
I will visit Poland for the rest of my life because of the beautiful culture, delicious food(my babcia's strawberry pierogi are the best!!!!), warm, friendly and fun people, to visit my Polish "family", and to travel around the gorgeous Polish countryside!
I was chosen to go to Poland as a student ambassador for the school year of 2011-12. Before I went I knew nothing about Poland, and this summer I am returning to visit my Polish friends and host families in Warsaw.
I fell in love with Poland, and I never wanted to leave!
As an English speaker, Polish language is a bit of a headache for me, and my Polish is still FAR FAR FAR from perfect! :(
I hope to speak Polish fluently one day.
I will visit Poland for the rest of my life because of the beautiful culture, delicious food(my babcia's strawberry pierogi are the best!!!!), warm, friendly and fun people, to visit my Polish "family", and to travel around the gorgeous Polish countryside!