Polish Food Research Paper

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Top Polish dishes that will make your mouth water

Polish food culture is versatile and eating out in Poland while traveling is highly recommended and affordable. Poland do offer not only breath-taking sightseeings with its classic medieval Eastern European architecture being well preserved until now, but also excellent food choices. Below is the most recommended dishes that you are likely to find only in Poland.

Pierogi

The top typical Polish dishes I would go for is pierogi - Polish dumplings that go in so many flavours (both sweet and salty) and forms (fried or boiled). Imagine ordering a full dish of tasty chicken - pork - mushroom - cheese pierogi, followed by such decent dessert as strawberry dumplings to complete the meal just with …show more content…

Either sweetened with honey in Greece or served with sides such as bacon and toast in America, pancakes are enjoyed worldwide. In Polish restaurants, there are dozens flavours of pancake to choose from, including both sweet and savoury. Come to Nasz Nalesnik to taste different pancake flavours everyday - from ham & cheese to strawberry with whipping cream or maple cyrus. There are Nasz Nalesnik stores in almost every big cities of Poland. POne plate of pancake here costs 4-5 USD

Another short of dish with pastry recommended for trying out is pasztecik which is made of deep-fried yeast dough stuffed with meat or vegetarian filling, served in specialized bars as a fast food or homemade.This is a unique specialty that can only be found in Szczecin, the third largest city of Poland. One piece of pasztecik cost about 3-5 USD.

Soup - Especially Goulash

Typical Polish dishes are very hearty and usually contain a lot of meat, especially soups like Zupa ogórkowa: (hot sour cucumber soup) , Zupa koperkowa (dill soup), Rosół z kurczaka golden chicken consommé with noodles and Goulash. Goulash is a traditional Hungarian soup cooked to be more like a thick beef stew in a big bread bowl typically in Polish restaurants . You can also find Goulash in Czech Republic with a different flavour. Goulash ,or Gulasz in Polish, is often made of stew Beef, Bell Pepper, Mushroom, Carrot, Onion and Paprika as base

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