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What English food would you serve a Pole?


jon357  72 | 23654
17 Jan 2025   #91
sphem

human

consumption

Vile.
pawian  226 | 27817
17 Jan 2025   #92
What English food would you serve a Pole?

I would serve English breakfast coz I like all its ingredients most of which are additionally cooked in my fave style aka fried. Of course, I would use Polish foods instead of British, e.g, sausage.

plus:

black pudding
tomato
beans
egg
champignon
fatty bacon
jon357  72 | 23654
17 Jan 2025   #93
I would use Polish foods instead of British, e.g, sausage

I recommend British (or Irish) sausages. They make a difference. And I'd use ordinary mushrooms (pieczarki). Home picked are best but any will do.

Lean bacon (Lidl sell an approximation of it) works best.

The beans are optional and the egg shouldn't be overdone. Fried bread is traditional with it but not healthy.

In London they often have their southern version of bubble and squeak (they do it like a patty down there). In the north we don't, but you can have fried potato (the precious night's boiled potato sliced and fried.

Lorna sausage is a Scottish alternative and easy to make at home.

It must always, but always, be washed down with a mug of very strong tea with a little milk.
Alien  26 | 6528
17 Jan 2025   #94
very strong tea with a little milk.

I would prefer Earl Grey with lemon.
pawian  226 | 27817
17 Jan 2025   #95
They make a difference

Of course not. Only Polish country made sausage counts. :):):)

ordinary mushrooms (pieczarki)

I see. While my champignons aren`t pieczarki but mushrooms grown on a distant planet of Champign in the galaxy far far away. :):):):
jon357  72 | 23654
17 Jan 2025   #96
Only Polish country made sausage counts. :):):)

Not for English breakfast. They would spoil it.. They don't work at all. You could try kielbasa biała as a second choice or make English sausages.

my champignons aren`t pieczarki

Champignons is just the French word for mushrooms.

Ordinary ones are traditional but you can also use field mushrooms (the brown ones).
pawian  226 | 27817
17 Jan 2025   #97
They would

Mission Impossible episode 22. :):):) Brits come to Poland to relish on Polish sausage coz theirs is you know what. hahaha

Champignons is just the French

You are mistaking them for champagne now. :):):)
jon357  72 | 23654
17 Jan 2025   #98
theirs is you know what

Delicious is what they are. There's no substitute.

Not hard to make if you can stuff the sausage skins.

You are mistaking them for champagne now

Champagne also goes with English Breakfast however I'd recommend Lincolnshire sausages with that.
Przelotnyptak1  - | 714
17 Jan 2025   #99
I would use Polish foods instead of British, e.g, sausage.

Suppose Jon, a lifelong resident and great Polish patriot, would serve a British delicacy, sausage (by name only). Unrecognizable
as food ready for consumption: Mole in The Hole. From an esthetic perspective, I would call it vulgar-kupa. It is guaranteed to induce a violent vomit reflex. ::::)))
Alien  26 | 6528
17 Jan 2025   #100
Delicious is what they are.

The bacon is better, I always get extra bacon instead of those sausages.
jon357  72 | 23654
17 Jan 2025   #101
sausages

The sausages are what I miss most; I always bring them back when I've been there and much prefer them to anything easy to find in PL. Paw and the fishy bird have probably only had the cheap kind.

sausage

kupa.

Hole

I bet you ejaculated while you were writing that.
Przelotnyptak1  - | 714
17 Jan 2025   #102
Mission Impossible episode 22. :):):) Brits come to Poland to relish on Polish sausage coz theirs is you know what. hahaha

World famous British menu, known for its blandness and lack of imagination, not to mention the absence of taste and, for God's sake, chef , and connoisseur Jon
as a living advertisement board. Not one thing worse comes to mind, so run for your life
pawian  226 | 27817
17 Jan 2025   #103
The sausages are what I miss most;

This means you are still a Brit at heart. :):):)

ejaculated

Please, don`t do it in food threads. :):):)
Nie przy jedzeniu, jak Boginię kocham! ):):)
jon357  72 | 23654
17 Jan 2025   #104
This means you are still a Brit at heart.

Of course.

do it in food

Don't tell me he's got a food fetish too. I once heard about someone in Olsztyn who used to like lying on the kitchen table and being smeared with squashed tomatoes.

World famous British menu

Yes, with 20 times as many Michelin starred restaurants as Poland and Germany put together.
Przelotnyptak1  - | 714
17 Jan 2025   #105
sausage
kupa..

I don't have to guess while writing your nonsensical responses, your main goal is a massive ejaculation. No doubt about it: sexual perversion is the source of your
inspiration.
jon357  72 | 23654
17 Jan 2025   #106
massive ejaculation

sexual perversion

Leave it out and go and have a cold shower.

I'll post a nice fish recipe this weekend for you to get fruity about.
Alien  26 | 6528
17 Jan 2025   #107
fish recipe

Fish and chips?
jon357  72 | 23654
17 Jan 2025   #108
Absolutely delicious but best bought somewhere decent than made at home.
Przelotnyptak1  - | 714
18 Jan 2025   #109
I'll post a nice fish recipe this weekend for you to get fruity about.

Do you mean you have poked your decaying Karp to smithereens?Well, you have every right to practice your sick perversions,as long as you practice in private.
Trying to transplant sick, British recipes to unsuspecting Poles is a step too far. Besides, to profit from the misfortune of your favorite plaything, even decaying,one is locking a basic empathy.
jon357  72 | 23654
18 Jan 2025   #110
poked

decaying Karp

perversions

favorite plaything

How vile. So e things are best for you to keep to yourself.

Do you ever take your hand out of your trousers?
Przelotnyptak1  - | 714
18 Jan 2025   #111
How vile. So e things are best for you to keep to yourself.

You can bet Delp's behind I would keep it to myself if there was a little bit to keep hidden, on the other hand are projecting the ugly, perverted picture of yourself
every time you touch the keyboard, like in the above quotes, it perfectly fits your persona.
jon357  72 | 23654
18 Jan 2025   #112
Delp's behind

I would keep it to myself

hand

touch.......the above

We're actually talking about food here and cross-cultural tastes and perception.

But evidently you have a one track mind. Have a cold shower.
Miloslaw  22 | 5208
18 Jan 2025   #113
@Przelotnyptak1

But evidently you have a one track mind. Have a cold shower.

HaHaHa! Hilarious!He is very obviously a complete Wa...r!
Miloslaw  22 | 5208
18 Jan 2025   #114
Remember the dreaded Blue Nun and Black Tower?

Blue Nun was vile, but try a bottle of the current Black Tower Rose, it's not bad at all.

Oh, you like port! I love it!

Me too, but I don't buy it every week otherwise it could become habit forming...... just too nice!

[quote=Feniks]Have to agree with others here on Polish cheese. It's not good and very artificial tasting.

So true.

Roast beef and yorkshire puds.

Agreed, all the Poles I know love it!

Go to Scarborough or some parts of the West Coast overlooking the Irish Sea and you will find the best seafood you've eaten in your life.

Correct!

Better than Italy? Peru? Japan?

Yes, go and try it!!!!
Alien  26 | 6528
19 Jan 2025   #115
I can make an English breakfast or fish and chips in Germany, but unfortunately I can't get Eccles cakes here.
p.S For Poles, cheddar cheeses are a taste and organoleptic disaster.
jon357  72 | 23654
19 Jan 2025   #116
I can't get Eccles cakes here

They aren't too hard to make. You need a light touch though; the thinner the pastry the better.

For Poles, cheddar cheeses are a taste and organoleptic disaster.

I've never met one who didn't enjoy the real thing. Unfortunately, some of the cheeses sold as cheddar in PL are not the real thing.
Alien  26 | 6528
19 Jan 2025   #117
I've never met one who didn't enjoy the real thing

Poles are polite, no one will tell you straight to your face that they don't like English food so as not to offend you.
TheWariatCurse  1 | 15
19 Jan 2025   #118
i think theyre opposite of polite. you dont have zabka people in other countries stores not wiling to take good money for example such as 100 or 50 zloty bills and in a rude way and later get mad or request because you didnt put the beer cna away they wouslnt take good money for.
jon357  72 | 23654
19 Jan 2025   #119
no one will tell you straight to your face that they don't like English food so as not to offend you.

Not that polite and happy to have second and third helpings of something they like.

Incidentally, more and more shops are selling cheddar in Warsaw. It used to be hard to find.
TheWariatCurse  1 | 15
19 Jan 2025   #120
Also people who are polite dont yell at you from way inside some shop like that agrykola food and drink palce near the park lazienki in warsaw and also try to tell you some exact spot youre supposed to put their bathroom key back away to even though you put it basically in the same area back like youre some little kid to punk around. they doint yell at you to egt you go all the way back in the shiop pick up their burger becaus ethey got some issue or problem with you in most countries and are curteous and dont yell at customers. they also dont punk people for outside seats or seating areas in msot countries like they do in warsaw at plac zbawiciela or most of warsaw in general.


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