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Cucumbers in honey–mustard brine

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Cucumbers in honey–mustard brine

Recipe for cucumbers in honey–mustard brine – a sweet-and-spicy addition to sandwiches, dinners, or salads. Perfect for work, school, and winter stores. Check it out step by step!

Smoked trout

Fish

Smoked trout

Here is a recipe for quickly smoking trout in a Mustang smoker with a smoke generator! We guarantee time savings and delicious flavor on your plate!

Homemade palcówka

Meat and cold cuts

Homemade palcówka

Discover a recipe for a delicious, aromatic homemade sausage—palcówka!

Pickled bay boletes

Preserves

Pickled bay boletes

Pickled mushrooms are a delicious addition to sandwiches and sauces. Alongside drying, mushroom lovers choose this way to enjoy the forest’s bounty all year round. Try our recipe for pickled bay boletes.

Homemade semi-sweet date wine

Liquor and drinks

Homemade semi-sweet date wine

Discover our recipe for homemade date wine. Not sure how to make wine from dates? Our experts will suggest how to easily make wine yourself - in the comfort of your home!

Homemade lavender-blueberry wine

Liquor and drinks

Homemade lavender-blueberry wine

Looking for original wine recipes? Wondering what ingredients you can use to make homemade drinks? Check out our recipe for lavender-blueberry wine and delight in the flavor of wine made from lavender and blueberries!

Homemade raspberry wine - semi-sweet

Liquor and drinks

Homemade raspberry wine - semi-sweet

Visit and check out our recipe for semi-sweet homemade raspberry wine. We’ll show you step by step how to make it. Prepare your own aromatic, semi-sweet wine in the comfort of your home!

Carp from the ham cooker

Fish

Carp from the ham cooker

Fish cold cut from a ham cooker - discover our recipe for carp in a different take. Spicy carp from the ham cooker.

Pickled Cucumbers

Preserves

Pickled Cucumbers

For fans of bold, tangy flavors and ever-popular appetizers, we have a pickled cucumber recipe that always works and disappears from the table in no time.

Cheese Torte

Dairy

Cheese Torte

A cake is the star of birthday or wedding celebrations, awaited by many with a sweet tooth, not necessarily those on a diet 😉. Today’s idea is a nod to those watching their figure and avoiding sweets. After all, who said a cake must always be sweet? We recommend an unconventional cheese torte with not a gram of sugar, enhanced with flower petals, a touch of heat, and a herbal note. The add-ins are up to you. There’s a good chance this savory version will also appeal to the “sweet-tooth” crowd. One thing is certain: you’ll pleasantly surprise everyone with this idea. Of course, you can also serve homemade cheeses in the classic way, as they are excellent on any occasion and as part of everyday meals. After all, it’s always worth eating something healthy and delicious.

How to make Rumtopf?

Liquor and drinks

How to make Rumtopf?

Summer is a season that we all associate with pleasant times and attractions favored by warm, sunny weather. This holiday-and-relaxation season (assuming positive conditions) can be an excellent opportunity to enrich your culinary experiences. It’s worth taking advantage of the abundance of fruit… and a good recipe. ​ One of the enthusiasts of homemade beverages shared with us a proven way to lock the charms of summer in a jar so they stay with us longer — to enjoy them on a winter evening, even Christmas Eve. Thank you, Mr Bartek. It’s a great idea to warm up holiday spirits and treat a travel-weary Santa Claus to a little glass of something warming 😉 After all, he deserves a little something from life, too. To make this possible, you need to start production now . Don’t wait, because the strawberry season is in its final stretch. So this is the last moment to start this fruit liqueur in its most complete version.

Christmas bigos in a cauldron

Dishes

Christmas bigos in a cauldron

Hear “Christmas” — think bigos. Spot-on association! Did you know you can prepare Christmas bigos in a cauldron? Check it out!!!

Episode 4: Carp, Polish style; bream or carp in a fluffy sauce

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

Baked pierogi with spinach

Dishes

Baked pierogi with spinach

Pierogi are one of the most popular Polish dishes. Discover our recipe for yeast-dough pierogi baked in the oven rather than boiled. They taste great with various add-ins. Our suggested filling is spinach.

Smoky kwaśnica from a cauldron - an aromatic feast from the fire

Dishes

Smoky kwaśnica from a cauldron - an aromatic feast from the fire

Smoky kwaśnica from a cauldron – an aromatic kwaśnica with sauerkraut, mushrooms, bacon and sausage, cooked in an 8-liter cauldron over the fire.

Leczo

Dishes

Leczo

One-pot dishes are a great idea for lunch or another meal for the whole family, and also for livening up get-togethers with friends. These dishes don’t require hours spent in the kitchen—just willing hands for chopping. A perfect example of such a dish is leczo.

Plum-and-date liqueur

Liquor and drinks

Plum-and-date liqueur

Find out how to make plum liqueur! We have a recipe and tips from our Experts for you. Delight in the taste of plum-and-date liqueur. Discover new flavors and become a master of homemade spirits!

Homemade Cider

Liquor and drinks

Homemade Cider

Check out our homemade cider recipe. Discover the tips and secrets from our Experts who will show you how and from what to make cider at home!

Blueberries in Juice

Preserves

Blueberries in Juice

A simple and quick blueberry juice recipe - how to make blueberries in a jar. An idea for preserves and using blueberries.

Blackberries in Their Juice

Preserves

Blackberries in Their Juice

Recipe for blackberries in a jar – how to make blackberry juice for jars. Winter blackberry preserves – ideas for preserves.

Lemons in ginger syrup

Preserves

Lemons in ginger syrup

Looking for a lemon preserve idea? Discover our recipe for lemons in ginger syrup that taste fantastic, especially in winter!

Carp in a Roman pot

Fish

Carp in a Roman pot

Carp isn’t just those distinctive steaks, breaded and pan-fried or prepared in vegetable aspic. This fish, rich in vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, D and K, as well as phosphorus, omega-3 fatty acids and protein, is a great base for many different dishes. Traditionally, carp is associated with the Christmas Eve supper, but it’s worth discovering that it tastes excellent not only in the typical holiday version. Today we present one of our experts’ ideas - a recipe for aromatic carp prepared in a Roman pot! If anyone thought such a pot could only be used for baking crusty bread or making stew, they’ll be pleasantly surprised. Roman pots are extremely versatile - and in the company of carp they get to feel like ...a fish in water;) See for yourself - let the carp speak with its full flavor!

Green asparagus wrapped in Parma ham from a gas grill

Dishes

Green asparagus wrapped in Parma ham from a gas grill

A simple recipe for green asparagus in Parma ham from a gas grill. An ideal appetizer or side for grilling get-togethers. Ready in minutes, wonderfully aromatic!

Beef burgers made in a ham cooker

Meat and cold cuts

Beef burgers made in a ham cooker

If you're a burger lover, be sure to check out our recipe for beef burgers, with the meat prepared in a ham cooker