Grate the potatoes and pat dry with a paper towel. Dice or finely chop the onion and combine in a large bowl with the grated potatoes. Preheat oven to 350F. Add eggs, flour, marjoram, pepper and salt to bowl and mix gently. Finely dice bacon and fry in a pan, then add to bowl and… Read more »
Today we will share with you one of our favourite recipes for a wonderful traditional Polish Dish! Cabbage Rolls -called “Golabki” in Polish- are a delicious delicacy and a trademark of Polish cuisine. The name “Golabki” means “little pigeons” in Polish, but this meal does not contain any birds: just a lot of bacon! Preparation… Read more »
This dish was introduced to Poland in the mid-sixteenth century by an Italian queen named Bona Sforza when she was married to the Polish king Sigismund the Old. Sometimes referred to as “Polish lasagna”, Lazanki captures a special blend of Italian and Polish cuisine that combines the best of both cultures. Preparation 1. Shred Cabbage… Read more »
– wash and cut peppers, onion, zucchini and potatoes into at least six similar sized portions, then set aside. – slice each Debrecyna BBQ Sausage into at least 6 even portions and set aside. – cut each slice of Smoked Bacon into at least 4 even portions and set aside. – using a skewer, pierce… Read more »
– To begin, slice the baguette at a 45-degree angle to create 6-10 slices. – Brush each slice on both sides with olive oil and place on grill or panini press until toasted on both sides. – Remove and plate the baguette slices. Place one to two slices of Stuffed Bacon Roll on each of… Read more »
HOW TO PREPARE Preheat the oven to 400 degrees Use a mandolin slicer to slice potatoes Place 6 slices of rosemary bacon lengthwise in a row. Then arrange potato slices from top to bottom along the bacon. Place the bottom of potato along the edge of the bacon strip, so that once you roll it,… Read more »
PREPARATION Preheat oven to 425 degrees Bake potatoes for 40 minutes. Remove potatoes from oven and set-aside until cool enough to handle. Reduce oven temperature to 350 degrees. Cut off ¼ – inch of each end of potato so the potato can stand upright, scoop out potato from your tops and bottoms and ¼ inch… Read more »