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Our Customers’ Recipes: Young sauerkraut
Sauerkraut is a natural probiotic that naturally strengthens our immunity, which is especially important in times of coronavirus infections. Check out our recipe for delicious young sauerkraut
Preserves
Małgorzata’s Homemade Sauerkraut
Homemade sauerkraut is a source of many vitamins. Eating it during colds and colder days helps boost your immunity. Sauerkraut is also a great snack for those watching their figure. Here is a tried-and-tested, step-by-step recipe for homemade sauerkraut!
Preserves
Spicy kimchi with apple
Try this recipe for a spicy Korean dish made with fermented vegetables. If you like spicy food, you will definitely enjoy apple kimchi!
Dishes
Pierogi with cabbage and mushrooms
Christmas Eve pierogi with cabbage and mushrooms is a simple and easy-to-make recipe. Discover our idea for veggie pierogi without meat. Our Experts will also share a homemade recipe for perfect pierogi dough.
Cakes and breads
Yeast kulebiak with cabbage and button mushrooms
Recipe for a yeast-based kulebiak with cabbage, carrot, onion and button mushrooms. Discover our recipes for delicious yeast dishes.
Preserves
Homemade kimchi step by step
Check a tried-and-tested recipe for homemade kimchi made with napa cabbage. Learn how to prepare the perfect paste and rice slurry, and how to choose the vegetables and fruits that will give your fermented cabbage a unique flavor.
Preserves
Sauerkraut according to Ms Sylwia’s recipe
Homemade sauerkraut following a proven recipe is our suggestion for winter preserves. Fermenting it is extremely simple, so be sure to discover its secret and make your own sauerkraut.
Preserves
Kimchi
Healthy and popular ferments are not limited to Poland’s well-known cucumbers and cabbage. Try a recipe for a spicy Korean dish made from fermented vegetables. If you like hot dishes, you’re sure to enjoy kimchi.
Traditional Recipes
Episode 4: Carp, Polish style; bream or carp in a fluffy sauce
Christmas Eve and Christmas are fast approaching, so it’s the perfect time to suggest something delicious with carp in the leading role. And for everyone who for various reasons isn’t fond of carp or would like to taste another fish as well, we have a recipe for bream. In the next installment of our series we once again present recipes written down over several generations and kept in the family sideboard of Mr. Piotr Rydzewski. Many of these handwritten recipes (especially the oldest) are a real challenge for anyone trying to read and test them, but the effort always pays off – it’s worth diving into the richly varied world of dishes that appeared on our parents’, grandparents’ and great-grandparents’ tables. These notes sometimes have “blank spots” – not all include the exact composition or quantities of ingredients, and some omit steps that today are no longer always obvious. But that’s what culinary intuition, inventiveness and imagination are for! You can fill the gaps with your own ideas, use the experience you already have, and treat ambiguities as a touch of mystery – the seasoning of this tasty adventure. So perhaps this time we will inspire you, dear Gourmets, to prepare your own version of a holiday carp or bream… Thanks to Mr. Piotr’s kindness, let’s once again look not only into the culinary notes but, as always, also into his unique album. To begin with, a bit of history that speaks very vividly through archival family photographs. We dedicate the photos below above all to those who often make long flights to spend Christmas and the New Year with their loved ones, especially here, in Poland, where, as we know, this time is the most beautiful, the tastiest and the most heartwarming. Here are unique photos taken in the 1930s at Łódź’s Lublinek airport. [[img:skan_20080416190_lublinek-1934.jpg]] © Piotr Rydzewski Photograph taken during the christening ceremony of two airplanes – Lublinek, May 1934 [[img:skan_20080416201_lublinek-1937.jpg]] © Piotr Rydzewski Lublinek Airport – 1937
Preserves
Tomato sauce for jars
Check how to make tomato sauce for jars and enjoy its flavor—you certainly won’t miss the sauces available on store shelves!