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Polish Appetizers

Polish Appetizers

1

Pasztet

Poland
4.0
Most iconic: Hawełka (Kraków)

Pasztet is a unique Polish dish that is traditionally served at special, festive occasions such as Christmas and Easter. It is characterized by its texture and flavor, and unlike other, spreadable pâtés, pasztet is more like a ter... READ MORE

2

Smalec

Poland
3.7
Most iconic: Stary Dom (Warsaw)

Smalec is a traditional spread originating from Poland. The spread is based on rendered pork fat, onions, and spices. For centuries, it was a hearty and inexpensive meal for the working class, and over time it became a symbol of Polish hospitality... READ MORE

3

Ryba po grecku

Poland
3.7

Ryba po grecku is a traditional fish dish originating from Poland. Although there are variations, the dish is usually made with a combination of fish fillets (cod, haddock, tilapia, perch, pike, etc.), carrots, celery, leeks, parsley, onions, oil,... READ MORE

4

Krokiet

Poland
4.1

Krokiet is a unique Polish dish consisting of a thin crêpe filled with various ingredients. It is then neatly folded in a roll, breaded, and shortly fried until golden and crispy. The fillings are usually based on sautéed meat or vege... READ MORE

5

Rolmopsy

Poland
3.7
Most iconic: Ambasada Śledzia (Kraków)

Śledzie is a Polish specialty consisting of herrings pickled in various ingredients such as vinegar, oil, sour cream, and onions. Due to the large amount of marinades and flavors, there is also a special variety of sweet herrings. Śledzie is tradi... READ MORE

6

Pierogi Ruskie

Subcarpathian Voivodeship
4.5
Most iconic: Pod Baranem (Kraków)

Originating from the historical region of Red Ruthenia, these soft, crescent-shaped dumplings are filled with a combination of potatoes and cheese, which is occasionally modified with various seasonings or fried onions. Pierogi ruskie are usually ... READ MORE

7

Fasolka z migdałami

Poland
3.8

A simple combination of green beans with almonds, fasolka z migdałami is a variation of the classic Polish green beans with breadcrumbs. It consists of steamed or boiled green beans and chopped almonds that are roasted or fried in butter. With an ... READ MORE

8

Moczka

Silesian Voivodeship
3.3

Moczka is a traditional dish originating from Upper Silesia. This dish has so many versions that it's sometimes treated as a dessert and other times as an appetizer. The sweet soup is made with gingerbread that's soaked in dark beer, water, or sto... READ MORE

9

Bliny gryczane

Poland
3.6

Bliny gryczane is a Polish pancake made with a batter of buckwheat flour, all-purpose flour, yeast, milk, eggs, and a pinch of salt. The pancake batter is allowed to rise, and then spoonfuls of it are added to a frying pan with heated oil or melte... READ MORE

10

Rolada z kurczakiem i pieczarkami

Poland
3.8

Rolada z kurczakiem i pieczarkami is a mushroom-stuffed chicken roulade in an egg-cheese coating. It is usually made with thin chicken breast slices that are topped with fried mushrooms and onions, and then rolled up and baked in an egg-cheese bat... READ MORE

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Kawior po żydowsku

Masovian Voivodeship
n/a

Kawior po żydowsku, also known as Jewish caviar, is a Masovian specialty consisting of finely chopped and fried chicken or calf livers, onions, garlic, and hard-boiled eggs. Sometimes the caviar mixture is ground instead of chopped, and i... READ MORE

12

Kawior z bakłażana

Podlaskie Voivodeship
n/a

Kawior z bakłażana is a Polish eggplant paste that is served as an appetizer, usually accompanied by vodka. It consists of finely chopped baked eggplants combined with fried onions, garlic cloves, olive oil, lemon juice, salt, and pepper. It is us... READ MORE