Polish recipes served up with tidbits of folklore, customs, and history
Recipes know no borders, Kołaczki (Polish filled cookies) are popular in Poland as well as the Czech Republic, Russia, Austria, Denmark, and probably more places. As you might expect there are multiple spellings for this pastry, but Kołaczki is the Polish name. Normally, I'd expect to see these on a Christmas cookie tray, but I made them recently, as things are starting to warm up in Tucson because I needed a breakfast pastry to share with new friends. Earlier this year, ...
City Chicken a Polish-American Recipe
City Chicken isn't actually chicken; it's also been kno...
Kopytka – Polish Potato Dumplings
According to PotatoPro.com, "The Polish King John III S...
Babka Serowa
I'm calling this cheese babka Babka Serowa. I'm using t...
Placki ziemniaczane (Polish potato pancakes)
Polish Potato Pancakes!
Polska piątek (Polish Friday)...
Polish Cold Cheesecake
This Polish Cold Cheesecake, sernik na zimno, is prepar...
Polish Meatballs – Klopsiki
Can food have a personality? Meatballs seem like fun fo...
Stuffed Cabbage Leaves Gołąbki
Revisiting one of my first posts for Stuffed Cabbage Le...
Szarlotka (Polish Apple Pie)
Szarlotka (Polish apple pie) is a staple found in every...
Kołaczki (Polish filled cookies)
Recipes know no borders, Kołaczki (Polish filled cookie...
Polish Croissants with Cheese Filling
These Polish Croissants with Cheese Filling or the Po...
Mixed Berry Pierogi Recipe
I didn't eat fruit pierogi on my first visit to Poland...
Rosół (Polish Chicken Soup)
My first taste of Rosół (Polish Chicken Soup) was on a...
