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POLISH CHRISTMAS CULINARY TRADITIONS "As is the Christmas Eve, so is the entire year"

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Polish Christmas culinary Traditions. "As is the Christmas Eve, so is the entire year" . Christams Eve is a very special evening for Polish people . . It is celebrated on the 24th of December and is considered even more important than Christmas Day itself. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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POLISH CHRISTMAS CULINARY TRADITIONS"As is the Christmas Eve, so is the entire year"

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CHRISTAMS EVE IS A VERY SPECIAL EVENING FOR POLISH PEOPLE.

It is celebrated on the 24th of December and is considered even more important than Christmas Day itself.

Christmas Eve is a meatless meal because, years ago, Roman Catholics fasted for the four weeks of Advent, including Christmas Eve.

This special evening supper doesn't begin until the first star appears in the sky. After sunset, the youngest child is sent to watch for the first star.

Only then are the candles on the table lit and the dinner may begin.

 

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However, not a morsel of food during the supper is eaten until every member of the family has broken the wafer with each other and exchanged wishes for good health, long life and prosperity.

Usually the eldest male of the household begins the wafer breaking tradition by sharing with his wife or the next eldest in the household.

After that the family begins the evening supper called in Polish Wigilia.

wafer

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TYPICAL POLISH CHRISTMAS EVE DISHES

There should to be twelve different dishes on the Christmas Eve table like red borscht with mushroom dumplings, carp, herrings, breaded whitefish, meatless cabbage rolls, and noodles with poppyseads.

Desserts might include nuts, chocolates, poppysead rolls, honey-spice cake, gingerbread cookies, fruit compote.

However, nowadays people choose their favourite ones and hardly ever prepare so many time consuming meals. Our students have chosen theirs delights.

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CULINARY TRADITIONS

The Christmas Eve dishes are to represent the four corners of the earth mushrooms from the forest, grain from the fields, fruit from the orchards, and fish from the lakes and sea.

It is a tradition to have herrings at the Christmas Eve table. They can be served as a starter before the main meal.

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We prepare herrings in many different ways like:

• pickled herrings• creamed herrings• herrings in oil• herring salad

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PICKLED HERRINGS IN SOUR CREAM

250 g salted herring fillets 1 large onion, peeled and

chopped 3 large pickled cucumbers 1 large sour apple 200 ml of 18 % sour cream vinegar sugar 3 spoons of mayonnaise white pepper 2 tablespoons of parsley

First, soak herrings in cold water for 24 hours. Change the water several times while the herrings are soaking.

The next day, drain the herrings, cut into small cubes, drizzle them with some vinegar and sprinkle with some white pepper and leave it for a while.

Then chop an apple, onion and pickles into little cubes. Combine mayonnaise, sour cream and parsley and mix it with chopped ingredients. Add some sugar for better taste. Pour the souse onto the herrings and mix everything well.  Serve with rye bread.

Ingredients Preparation

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Preparation of creamed herrings- film.

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HERRIN

GS IN

SOU

R CREAM

Energy value of the meal: 907 kJ

219 kcal /100g

Content in 100g P 8,54 F 17,22 C 5,00

Calories: 219 kcl.

Indicator of PFC 1:2,01:0,58

One portion: 250g P 2,57 F 12,18 C 9,9

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VEGETABLE SALAD

3 carrots 2 parsleys ½ celeriac 2 -3 potatoes 2 -3 apples 5 pickled cucumbers 6 eggs 1 can of pickled peas 1 mayonnaise 1 -2 spoon (spoonful) of

mustard pepper salt

For a start we have to wash, boil and peel vegetables. We have to prepare hard – boiled eggs , remove shells and cut them with a sharp knife, mix them and put into the bowl.

Peel vegetables, cut them into thin slices. Squeeze out cucumbers and peas. Add them to the vegetables and eggs.

In the meantime peel the apples , cut into thin slices and add them to cucumbers, peals and eggs. Then you have to add mayonnaise, pepper and put into the fridge.

Add a pinch of salt we can add a corn, too.

Before serving , we can decorate the salad with the parsley and chives or leak.

Ingredients Preparation

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Preparation of vegetable salad- film.

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Vegetable salad

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RED BORSCHT WITH MUSHROOM DUMPLINGS

Filling:o 500g boiled and well drained

sourcrauto 250g boiled mushroomso 1 large chopped and fried

with some salt and pepper onion

Dough: 500 g flour 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 large beaten egg 150 ml water or as much as

necessary

Grind all the ingridients for filling and add some salt and pepper for better taste.

Place flour in a large bowl. Add salt and mix it well with a spoon as well as combain it with the remaining ingredients. Knead until a smooth dough forms, adding additional water, if necessary.

Remove dough from a bowl and place it on a lightly floured surface, and roll dough very thinly. Cut into small squares. Place a spoonful of filling on each square. Fold two edges of the dough in half to form a triangle. Press the two points together. Repeat with remaining squares.

Drop little dumplings into boiling water and cook 7-10 minutes.

Ingredients for mushroom dumplings Preparation

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RED BORSCHT

o 4 beetroots, washed,o 1 liter of vegetable stock,o 1 minced clove garlic, o 1 teaspoon sugar,o 2 tablespoons of

fresh lemon juice o salt and black pepper

Boil beets until tender, about 30-45 minutes. When cool enough to handle, peel and slice into strips.

In a medium pot, bring vegetable stock to boil, add beets, garlic, sugar, lemon juice, and salt and pepper to taste. Simmer 10 minutes.

Serve hot with little dumplings.

Ingredients Preparation

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RED BO

RSCHT W

ITH LITTLE D

UM

PLING

S

Energy value of the borscht: 79 kJ

19kcal/ 100 ml

Energy value of dumplings:1048 kJ

250 kcal/100g

Content in 100g P 6,01 F 15,49 C 33,69 .

PFC indicator 1:2,57:5,6

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FRIED CARP IS A FAVOURITE FISH IN POLAND.

1 cleaned, filleted carp weighing about 900 g - 1.5kg

Salt Some flour 1 - 2 eggs, lightly

beaten Dry breadcrumbs Oil for frying

Cut the cleaned and scaled carp into portions and sprinkle lightly with salt. Leave to stand for half an hour.

Dredge the carp lightly with flour, shaking off the excess.

Dip the pieces into the egg using two forks.

Coat the fish with the crumbs, shaking off the excess.

Heat the oil in a large frying pan until very hot.

Place in the fish and cook on both sides until golden brown about 5 minutes per side.

Ingredients Preparation

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Preparation of fried carp- film.

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FRIED CARP PREPARED

BY MARCELIN

A AND

PAULIN

A

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FRIED CARP

Energy value of the meal:

755kJ

180kcal/100g

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BON

APPETITE!!!

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POLISH SPLIT PEAS AND CABBAGE

500 g dried split yellow peas, rinsed

750 ml of boiling water 500 g sauerkraut,

rinsed and drained (reserve some of the kraut juice)

750 ml of water Salt and black pepper 1 onion, chopped fine 2 tablespoons butter

Combine peas and boiling water in a saucepan. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat and continue boiling for 30 minutes. Reduce heat to a simmer, cover and cook, adding more water if necessary.

Meanwhile, in large pot, place sauerkraut and 750 ml of water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to a simmer, cover and cook for 1 hour.

While cabbage is cooking, fry onion in butter until golden brown but not burned. Set aside.

Add cooked peas to cabbage mixture. Season to taste with salt and pepper, and add some kraut juice if too dry. Add fried onions, salt and pepper to taste, and mix well. Heat until warm throughout and serve.

Decorate the dish wih green parsley.

Ingredients Preparation

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POLISH

SPLIT PEAS AND

CABBAGE

Energy

value of the meal :

490 kJ

117 ckal/100g

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NOODLES WITH POOPY SEEDS

1/2 kg poppyseeds 1 1/2 cups milk 1/2 cup honey 1/2 cup raisins 1/2 cup chopped

almonds 3 cups cooked egg

noodles, kept warm 2 tablespoons of

butter

In a large saucepan, bring poppyseeds and milk to a boil. Cover and let stand for 12 hours.

Put poppyseeds in a sieve to drain off any liquid. Grind poppyseeds twice. Mix ground poppyseeds with honey, raisins, nuts and almonds, if using. Transfer to a saucepan and heat through.

Combine warm egg noodles with 2 tablespoons of butter and poppyseed mixture. Serve hot as a side dish or dessert.

Ingredients Preparation

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NO

OD

LES WITH

POPPYSEAD

S

Caloric value of the meal:

Zawartość w 100g B 10,99 T 20,13 W 43,57 calories 371,5. Indicator PFC 1:1,8:3,9Portion 40g P 4,4 F 8,05 C 17,43 calories 148,6

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Presentation of Christmas Eve dishes at our Commune Cultural Centre.

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Nativity Scene prepared by one of the contestants in the Commune Cultural Centre in Rudki.

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GOOGLE BROWSER GRAPHIC RESOURCES, SLIDES 1,2,3,4Song published by WSiP

Presentation was prepared by students from Complex of Schools No 8 in Nowa Słupia in Poland.

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