/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15274617
m-maybe?

>>15274617
based pierogi poster

that pierogi looks just like my babcia's

what's in that pot pie? chicken or mince?

>>15274617
what an oddly shaped pieróg, almost looks like 2 pierogi stuck together
anyway, can't wait to have some barszcz with uszka tommorow, as well as christmas bigos ofc, probably my favorite dish in all of Polish cuisine

I'm not white

>>15274683
my condolences

>>15274617
Yes, I do. How could you tell?

>>15274707
that's not gigachad, that's Ogromny Czarek

>>15274617
That's not a pierog, that's abomination. I just made 98 pieroggi yesterday. At least use a better picture for polski-posting.

>>15274617
I thought that was a yorkshire pudding w/o the gravy, tbqh.

>>15274617
Looks like an upside down Banquet pot pie to me

Raw dough, blech!

>>15274617
this authentic pierogi sure takes me back to the Old Country

>>15274664
>barszcz
>szcz

What is this food object, it looks interesting

Ok now I want halupki or whatever the fuck slavs call it

>>15274732
>zapeikanka
Why do poles insist on using katsup instead of actual tomato sauce

>>15275387
It's fast food. Why do you use ketchup instead of tomato sauce on a hamburger? Because that's the equivalent to a zapiekanka.

>>15275136
Nothing to see there, just the polish language.
>>15275376
We call it "Doves" (Gołąbki).

>>15274617
Dear north slavs, please stop spelling things like you suffered a heart attack while looking for the "Switch to Cyrilic" shortcut.
Sincerely, south slavs.

>>15274617
50 cent banquet pot pie upside down. Dog food.

>>15275136
it's pronounced "shch"
>>15275454
even the polish word for scream is either "wrzeszczeć" or "krzyczeć" lol

>>15275454
I grew up with Americanized slavic food, like pierogies, stuffed cabbages, bolbalki. I love it. But I really want to try how its actually made in Europe.

>ITT: Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz

>>15275566
w Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie...

>>15275549
Just look up the polish recipes. Look up the terms and pick some recipe from google images. Translate back and try it out. It's really not hard for the most part. Wors case you might need to substtute some cheses.

>>15275740
it's not like we have a rich cheese culture anyway desu, it's basically just quark, some smoked sheep's milk cheeses from the tatra mountains and a few local specialties that aren't really known country-wide

>>15275827
Well, the Quark isn't even the same thing which germans have, let alone mutts. But I love those delicious oscypek.

That pierogi looks weird? What is wrong with it?

>>15276307
they're usually shaped like this

>>15275387
The tomato sauce would just drown out the star of the show: the cheese and the mushrooms

>>15274683

well if you're asian you already eat pierogi in the form of dumplings

>>15276531
Ravioli is my least favorite of the three. This is only not the case when it's toasted ravioli. That shit is good.

>>15274617

If my Polish mom was still alive, she'd hit you with a wooden spoon for calling that a "pierogi".

>>15275387
you can put whatever you want on it, but if ketchup belongs anywhere at all, it's on a grilled cheese sandwich (hot dogs taste better with mustard imo)

>>15274732

>>15276582
based sękacz poster, that thing is underrated

While not technically Polish, city chicken is one of my favorite Polish foods.

>>15276607

>>15276569

Blueberry are the best pierogi.