Turkey Stuffing and Roasted Turkey
Exceptionally tasting, this stuffing can also be used for chicken, albeit in smaller amounts. Includes steps for roasting turkey.
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Exceptionally tasting, this stuffing can also be used for chicken, albeit in smaller amounts. Includes steps for roasting turkey.
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Pike is a trophy fish everyone wants to catch. It is also quite tasty when prepared right. However, cleaning and preparation is a bit tricky. First, this fish has a gallbladder. which, if punctured, will spill and make the meat bitter and unpalatable. Such spill will be easily visible as it is vibrant yellow.
Second, it has infamous Y-bones, which are best removed from the meat before cooking. They can be possibly left only in the smallest pikes, but who catch those, and you still have to be careful when eating.
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Another recipe for Polish specialty soup that uses oyster mushrooms instead of beef tripe.
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The recipe for this sauce was passed in my family for at least three generations. It is different from typical Italian pasta sauce, and is best with kopytka – a Poilish version of gniocchi.
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Very simple dish popular in Poland and other countries.
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One of the favourites for my family. It has some resemblance to the famous Kyiv Cake (Ukr: Київський торт)
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Tomato sauce that is different from typical spaghetti sauce, much richer in flavour, and with very tasty morsels of tomatos.
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In Poland meat pâté is often prepared around big holidays. Its preparation is not complicated but requires quite a bit of time. The meats are first boiled, then ground, and mixed with spices and other ingredients and finally baked in the oven.
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Do you know what Tajine is? Until recently I did not know either. But what I made tasted great.