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1. Pierogi
Undeniable, pierogi is the most popular Polish food. Pierogi is already plural in Polish (pieróg is singular), but in the US people love to call it pierogis which makes no sense. They are thinly rolled-out dough filled with a variety of fillings, savory or sweet.They could be served as an appetizer, main dish or dessert. The most popular fillings are meat, sauerkraut with mushrooms, spinach, buckwheat, potatoes with fried onions, pepper and cottage cheese called Ruskie which means “Ruthenian...
2. Golabki / Gołąbki – Cabbage Rolls
Polish golabki (translating directly it means ‘little pigeons’) iscooked minced meat, often with onions and mushrooms, wrapped up in a leaf of white cabbage and stewed. It’s one of the dishes that was surely brought to the US by Polish immigrants. They’re served with either boiled potatoes or bread and poured over with a thick and creamy tomato sauce. Get recipe for golabki here.
3. Bigos
Poles love to pickle food. The Polish pickled cucumber is a bit different than the traditional gherkin you might be used to – it’s a bit sour, with a lot of dill, similar to kosher-style pickles. Cucumbers only pickled for a few days have a different, less sour taste than those pickled for longer. They’re known as ogórek małosolny, which literally means ‘low-salt cucumber’. There is also kiszona kapusta, literally sauerkraut, which might appear strange, due to the method of preparation. Like...
Paczki / Pączki
These Polish doughnutsare dusted with sugar or bits of dried orange zest and filled with a sweet filling similar to a jelly or jam. Learn how to make your own Polish paczki here.
Sernik – Cheesecake
Made from a rich buttery pastry and being a cheesecake with a Polish twist, the creamytop layer is made from a sweetened farmer’s cheese called twarog. Learn how to make Polish cheesecake here.
Makowiec
This is one of Poland’s most popular sweet foods, the Poppyseed roll (pronounced mah-KOH-vyets) is rolled out sweet yeast bread with a rich bittersweet filling of poppy seed paste. Alternatively, it can be filled with minced walnuts or chestnuts. Learn how to make makowiec here.
Krowki / Krówki – Little Cows
Krowki (already plural; krowka singular), literally ‘little cows’. They’re Polish semi-soft milk toffee candies. When they were first produced, they were wrapped up in pieces of paper with a picture of a cow which resulted in their name. Krowki are all malleable once produced, but with time they start to crumble, as a result of sugar crystallization. The best krowki are still soft inside.
Prince Polo
Prince Polo is a Polish chocolate bar, but it’s also sold in Iceland under a different name. It’s a bar of dark chocolate covered wafer, with four thin layers of wafer. You can find different flavors as well as seasonal ones, but the traditional one in golden packaging is the one you should try first. I just noticed that Amazon introduced them in Prime, if you live in the US and want to try them.
Sliwki w Czekoladzie – Chocolate-coated Plums
Chocolate covered plumsare very traditional. An entire plum is covered with a cocoa mass and covered with hard chocolate icing. Some find these plums sour.
Nov 10, 2022 · The cabbage roll ($11) is one of Hubert’s most popular offerings. Anise-kissed, tangy ground beef is mixed with basmati rice and wrapped in a few giant, soft cabbage leaves. Again, one of the stews poured over the roll completes the dish. One of the easiest options to eat is the pork and beef kielbasa ($8). Served either on a bed of stew or ...
Mark Polish was born on 30 October 1970 in El Centro, California, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Twin Falls Idaho (1999), Murmur (2022) and The Astronaut Farmer (2006). He is married to Wendy Polish.
- October 30, 1970
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