Polish recipes served up with tidbits of folklore, customs, and history
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Kremówka Papieska or Papal Cream Cake
A reader asked if I had a good recipe for Pope's Cake...
No-fail Easter Lamb Cake
An Easter Lamb Cake is a popular centerpiece in many Po...
Makowiec Polish Poppy Seed Roll
Makowiec Polish Poppy Seed Roll, is very popular in sou...
Chruściki, Chrusty Faworki, Angel Wings
Known by many names, meaning ribbons or dried twigs, Ch...
Kolaczki (Polish filled cookies)
Recipes know no borders, Kolaczki are popular in Poland...
Żurek (a Polish Rye Soup)
The Żurek was the first Polish food I sampled in Poznan...
Polish Potato Salad (Sałatka Jarzynowa)
Potato salad is potato salad you might say. I’m here to...
Vinegar Rolls (Grandma’s Recipe)
Hey, if you're new here, welcome! Thanks for stopping b...
Cytrynowa Babka (Lemon Babka)
Cytrynowa Babka (Lemon Babka) is a wonderful accompanim...
Mazurek (Polish Easter Pastry)
The word mazurek can be a dance and type of music. It'...
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...
