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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Ukrainian cuisine
		A cuisine (from French cuisine, meaning cooking; culinary art; kitchen; itself from Latin coquina, meaning the same; itself from the Latin verb coquere, meaning to cook) is a specific set of cooking traditions and practices, often associated with a place of origin.
		Cuisine of Ukraine has influenced the cuisines of neighbouring countries, e.g.
		Russian cuisine is as rich and varied as its vast and multicultural expanse.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Ukrainian-cuisine (2023 words)

	Polish cuisine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Polish cuisine (Polish: kuchnia polska) is a mixture of Slavic and foreign culinary traditions.
		Although native vegetable foods were an ancient and intrinsic part of the cuisine, this began a period in which vegetables such as lettuce, leek, celery and cabbage were more widely used.
		Under the partitions, the cuisine of Poland became heavily influenced by cuisines of the surrounding empires.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Polish_cuisine (1730 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Sauerkraut
		Sauerkraut is a typical dish of traditional Dutch (Zuurkool), German and Polish cuisine.
		It is also a prominent feature of cuisines from most of the cold regions of Europe, and it is eaten in many parts in the Northeast China,U.S.A. Canada as well.
		Polish cuisine (Polish: kuchnia polska) is a mixture of Slavic, Jewish and foreign culinary traditions.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Sauerkraut (712 words)

	Vegetarian Journal July/August 2001 How to Cook Mouthwatering Greens -- The Vegetarian Resource Group
		In the 1500s, a Polish king married an Italian princess and she introduced tomatoes, oranges, olives, figs, and chestnuts to the country.
		Sour cream, dill, kasha (toasted bulgur), cabbage and beet soups, and vodka are the Russian contributions to Polish cuisine.
		Polish cuisine is simple, hearty, and easily adaptable to vegan cuisine.
	www.vrg.org /journal/vj2001jul/2001julypolish.htm (1756 words)

	Polish food
		Polish food is very much a cuisine of Northern Europe: it uses butter and cream, together with many ingredients that we are familiar with in Britain and a few less so.
		Polish sausage (kiebasa) is of the pre-cooked salami type - they are generally made of pure meat and are widely available in Britain, including the major supermarkets.
		Polish cold meats would be eaten with the many varieties of Polish bread: some of these are made with rye flour; some are also made from sough dough.
	members.aol.com /edbaginski/polishfood.html (2142 words)

	Polish cuisine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Polish cuisine has elements taken from the cooking traditions of the many national groups that lived in the country side by side for centuries, notably the Jews, Ukrainians, Belarussians and Lithuanians.
		The Polish cuisine is noted for superb dumplings, especially pierogi, which are made from noodle dough, stuffed with minced meat, chopped brined cabbage mixed with mushrooms, cottage cheese, or fruit, and boiled.
		The Polish national dish is bigos, made of brined cabbage with a variety of meats, smoked meats and mushrooms.
	www.poland.gov.pl /Polish,cuisine,411.html (2484 words)

	Poland Travel Ministry - Polish Cuisine
		Polish cuisine has elements taken from the cooking traditions of the many national groups that lived in the country side by side for centuries, notably the Jews, Ukrainians, Belarussians and Lithuanians.
		The Polish cuisine is noted for superb dumplings, especially pierogi, which are made from noodle dough, stuffed with minced meat, chopped brined cabbage mixed with mushrooms, cottage cheese, or fruit, and boiled.
		The Polish national dish is bigos, made of brined cabbage with a variety of meats, smoked meats and mushrooms.
	www.polandtravelministry.com /food.php (777 words)

	Polish cuisine - Definition, explanation
		Polish cuisine is a mixture of Slavic and foreign culinary traditions.
		Although native vegetable foods were an ancient and intrinsic part of the cuisine, this began a period in which vegetables such as lettuce, leek, celery and cabbage were more widely used.
		Under the partitions, the cuisine of Poland became heavily influenced by cuisines of the surrounding empires.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/p/po/polish_cuisine.php (1251 words)

	Polish Cuisine Encyclopedia @ ParksAndWildlife.com (Parks and Wildlife) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As the territory of Poland was densely forested, use of mushrooms, forest fruits, nuts and honey was also widespread.
		The traditional recipes were mostly preserved during the Wigilia feast, for which most families tried to prepare 12 traditional meals.
		The main article for this category is Polish cuisine.
	www.parksandwildlife.com /encyclopedia/Polish_cuisine (1338 words)

	Commercial and Economic Section, Consulate General of Poland in Hong Kong - Polish Food
		The national Polish dish is bigos, made of cabbage and sauerkraut, onions and several kinds of meat.
		Polish dinner starts with jellied pike, pickled fish served with sour cream, śledzie (herrings) either in sour cream or rolls with onion and pickles crayfish or sausage such as spicy and thin kabanos or mysliwska (hunter’s sausage) made of pork and game.
		Polish carps are cultivated in the special ponds just for this Christmas event therefore they are bigger than the average carps in any other place on the world and supposedly more tasty.
	www.polandtrade.com.hk /new/eng/polish_food.htm (3042 words)

	DOM POLONII - History of the cuisine
		But it is worth to mention that our cuisine takes pride in: traditional Old Polish soup made from fermented rye, served cold Lithuanian soup with crayfishes necks, dishes from crayfishes, crayfish soup and crayfish turban as the most exquisite dish of noble cuisine.
		It is enjoying that polish cuisine is not limited to a stewed cabbage and pork chops.
		Polish cuisine is excellently presented in historical places, such as the Polonia House in Pułtusk.
	www.dompolonii.pultusk.pl /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=50&Itemid=42 (954 words)

	Polish cuisine at opensource encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Polish cuisine is a mixture of Slavic and foreign culinary traditions.
		During the Middle Ages the cuisine of Poland was very heavy and spicy.
		XIX century also saw the creation of the first Polish cook-book by Lucyna Ćwierciakiewiczowa, who based her work on XVIII century diaries of the szlachta.
	www.wiki.tatet.com /Polish_cuisine.html (673 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Borscht
		In Polish cuisine, the beets are not standard.
		In Romanian cuisine, it is the name for any sour soup, prepared usually with fermented wheat bran (which is also called borş), which gives it a sour taste.
		In northern Chinese cuisine, particularly found in and around the city of Harbin in Heilongjiang province, an area with a long history of trade with Eastern Russia, comes hong tang or simply red soup mainly made with red cabbage.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Borscht (986 words)

	free Polish Cuisine recipes
		Polish Holiday Cookery and Customs acquaints readers with traditional Polish foods associated with various occasions and furnished countless cooking tips and serving suggestions.
		Calendar of Polish Festivities is devoted to those holidays and events connected to a specific time of year.
		Polish Rites of Passage focuses on life’s milestones--the family occasions that take place at various times of year.
	www.recipes.it /polish/pol5.htm (541 words)

	Fish Vegetables Cuisine Water Specially Product Principal
		Polish cuisine nowadays is lusty and nourishing with meat still being one of the principal products.
		Polish sausages are also known Former Armed Forces beyond the Polish borders.
		Polish winter stew with sauerkraut, meat, and tomatoes, often with mushrooms.
	international-cuisines.atspace.name /poland (1111 words)

	Culture at Poland.com - Literature, Poetry, Music, Film, Thatre, Polish Nobel laureates, Cuisine, Lifestyle, Polish ...
		Polish cuisine has elements taken from the cooking traditions of the many national groups that lived in the country side by side for centuries, notably the Jews, Ukrainians, Byelorussia's and Lithuanians.
		One Polish speciality is a profusion of excellent smoked meats, especially sausage (kielbasa), very popular throughout the world, made after traditional recipes and smoked over juniper or fruit-tree twigs.
		Beer lovers won't be disappointed either: Polish beer is as good as German or Czech, and many breweries, notably in Zywiec, Warka and Elblag, have been well-known for centuries.
	culture.poland.com /culture-cuisine.php (2449 words)

	Poland: Memories of a Polish Easter
		Traditional Polish cuisine includes Polish sausage (kielbasa), red beet soup (barszcz), duck blood soup (czernina), Polish dumplings (pierogi), cabbage rolls (golabki), Polish pork chops (kotlety schabowe), Polish stew (bigos), various potato dishes, as well as desserts like Polish doughnuts (paczki) and Polish gingerbread (pierniki).
		Polish families guard their babka recipes like jewels, passing them on as heirlooms from one generation to the next.
		Babka means grandmother in polish, and my grandmother always told me that a housewife's reputation as a cook rests on the successful rising of her babka.
	www.globalgourmet.com /destinations/poland/poleaster.html (600 words)

	Polish cuisine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Polish cuisine and social customs are another reflection of multifarious trends.Polish towns reflect the whole spectrum of European styles..
		Polish Cuisine Kraków has a wealth of traditional Polish restaurants, rangingfrom the ornate polish cuisine.
		In restaurantsserving Polish cuisine, bread and dripping or Baltic herring in cream are also.
	www.easyhomeneeds.com /polish+cuisine.html (257 words)

	Books on Cooking > Regional & Ethnic > Polish (Used, New, Out-of-Print) - Alibris
		Drawing on her Polish childhood, the author presents over 850 mouthwatering recipes which can conveniently be prepared in any modern American kitchen.
		Fifty-three hearty and satisfying Polish recipes are explained in both Polish and English and adapted for the North American kitchen, with charming illustrations throughout.
		Arranged according to the cycle of seasons, this cookbook explores life in the Polish countryside through the year, with recipes for potato dishes in fall when they are freshest...
	www.alibris.com /search/books/subject/Cooking%20Regional%20Ethnic%20Polish (859 words)

	Polish Art Center - Cookbooks (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Polish Cuisine is not a single, unchanging notion.
		Polish cuisine still thrives and grows, as it is simply everything Poles eat - in the home country and wherever they live around the world.
		Polish cuisine is an indispensable element of Polish culture and a marker of cultural and social development.
	www.polartcenter.com /cgi-bin/shop.pl/page=cookbook.htm (2156 words)

	Polish Food - Polish Restaurants London, Polish Cuisine
		Polish cuisine is steeped in mystery unlike other European cuisines.
		Vodka is one of the main Polish alcoholic drinks, but for something lighter, a number of Polish beers are available in the UK including brands such as EB, Okocim and Zywiec.
		Polish food can be sampled at select Polish restaurants dotted around the capital.
	www.viewlondon.co.uk /restaurants/polish-food-feature-938.html (477 words)

	Polish Cuisine – Traditional Menu in Poland – Polish Food
		The most typical ingredients used in Polish cuisine are sauerkraut, beetroot, cucumbers (gherkins), sour cream, kohlrabi, mushrooms, sausages and smoked sausage.
		Nowadays the Polish menu is still changing, being influenced by various, sometimes exotic tastes.
		Apart from traditional restaurants specialising in Polish cooking, restaurants serving Italian, French and Asian foods are mushrooming in Poland's cities, as well as vegetarian bars.
	www.staypoland.com /poland-food.htm (640 words)

	Polish Recipes
		Among many pieces of Polish pottery ceramics we offer are casual stoneware dinnerware sets, soup bowls, dinner plates, cereal bowls, ceramic spoon rests, ice cream bowls, bakers, coffee cups and coffee mugs, large teapots, serving trays, Christmas pottery, serving and mixing bowls and soup tureens.
		This genuine polish stoneware is immensely practical and festive enough for entertaining as well as everyday use.
		Polish Pottery Online is presented by Admiratrade Company © 2003 -2007.
	www.polishpotteryonline.com /polishrecipes1.html (667 words)

	Polish Cuisine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Polka, a sweet Polish restaurant near where Eagle Rock fades into Glendale, is that rarity in Los Angeles.
		Peruse an overview of Polish cuisine, then leaf through the recipe index to learn how to make an assortment of appetizers.
		Polish restaurants, cafes and bars offer a wide variety of meals that include Polish cuisine but also many others.
	www.theomc.com /polish-cuisine.html (139 words)

	Polish Cuisine
		It is served at Polish dinners as a salad.
		The food at the festival will be served in the following areas: Parish Hall, Polish Hall, Footcourt (on the street between the buildings) and the Beergarden.
		Polish Favorites including a combination of pierogi, golabki, kielbasa and bigos.
	home1.gte.net /marek/festival/cuisine.html (355 words)

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