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Polish food
You will find here typical Polish dishes like bigos, pierogi, cheesecakes,and poppy seed roll and mulled beer, but I hope to surprise you as well :)
Semolina pudding (kasza manna na mleku)
What was your first food memory? Mine is semolina pudding. I don't know how old I was. Maybe two. My mom still served me food in baby bottles with teats. There were 2 or 3 different recipes, but only one I was looking forward. The sweet, creamy semolina pudding goodness. For some reason, I haven't … Continue reading Semolina pudding (kasza manna na mleku)
Cobblestone gingerbread cookies
Here it goes another recipe for gingerbread cookies. This one is more economical, there is only 100g of honey, but the structure is more traditional than Alpine gingerbread cookies. They are heavier and they are slightly quicker to make. The coffee icing makes them more special. My friend couldn't stop eating them. Enjoy! Cobblestone gingerbread … Continue reading Cobblestone gingerbread cookies
Polish Alpine gingerbread cookies (pierniczki jak alpejskie)
I tell you a secret, I'm not a big fan of homemade Polish gingerbread cookies, they always were too dry for me, but the store-bought ones are a different story - soft and light, filled with jam, or not. This recipe really delivers, it promises light and easy gingerbread cookies, almost like the store-bought. If … Continue reading Polish Alpine gingerbread cookies (pierniczki jak alpejskie)
Leczo / Lecsó / Pepper and courgette stew
I could smell autumn in the air, and this year I felt excited. Like in days when I was still going to school and autumn meant new notebooks, pens, books and finally having my social life back. Summer has never been my season. Although there were years when it was charming with its lunches in the … Continue reading Leczo / Lecsó / Pepper and courgette stew
Easter saffron yeast cake (babka)
This Easter I have decided that we will make a yeast cake (babka), instead one of our favorite cheesecake. That was a bold decision. I like yeast cakes, especially when they are still warm and have crumbled on the top, but in my head, they exist with a summer day preferably in a countryside. Don't ask … Continue reading Easter saffron yeast cake (babka)
Earl grey herrings
I want to tell you this is another Polish food post. Well it is and it isn't. Herrings are popular in Polish cuisine, but Swedes are probably more known of them. These are actually called Swedish style. So you know, finding the origins of food is complicated. They are Polish enough to be found in Polish shop around Ireland. You can … Continue reading Earl grey herrings
Viennese cheesecake
I'm almost sure, that you may not be keen on looking at yet another cake, but the weather in Ireland doesn't encourage walking. It's dull, grey and wet. So it will be so much more real if we grab another slice of cheesecake, coffee and talk about something sweet. As we finish, we may come back to … Continue reading Viennese cheesecake
What to cook for a Polish date before Christmas
I've been asked by match.com if I could recommend some Christmasy recipes for their Polish members. That should be an easy task, as there are so many beautiful recipes to choose from, but once I started analysing, it seemed trickier and trickier. Many Polish Christmas recipes can be pretty laborious. You can impress anybody by making pierogi, but that's … Continue reading What to cook for a Polish date before Christmas
Strawberry kissel
Kissel (Polish: kisiel) is a fruit juice thickened with potato or corn starch. Its origin is Russian, but as it happens with food it is widely spread in Eastern Europe. Kissel is a simple dessert, that could be made with almost no effort, as it uses fruits it is healthy one, so it is considered … Continue reading Strawberry kissel