We Spent the Day in a Polish Village
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
- A Greek and an American cook with a Polish local vlog!
In this video, we'll share a day in a Polish village. In the last episode, we took a train from Gdansk to the village and spent the day there cooking with a local, eating pierogi and enjoying the nature around us. We end the episode by taking the train to Warsaw, Poland's capital city.
If you're looking to explore a new place on your travels or want to learn some Polish, this is the video for you! We'll show you how to enjoy a day in a Polish village and teach you some of the local customs. You'll have a blast learning about Polish culture and food while spending some quality time with the local people.
Polish food is so delicious, their soups are amazing. Have fun
I agree 😋 we had some zurek for breakfast that day and it was delicious!
@@MariaOliviaTravel good health to you both, enjoy yourselves
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Wow! It was a very professional way of making pierogi!
It was a lot of work but definitely worth it 😋😍
Looked amazing the food and the outdoors
I remember my grandmother making pirogi for me quite a few times. I also tried it before, but as you can see in the video, it's a lot of work. The pirogi you made looked absolutely awesome. I might try to make some again soon.
If you like meals in a restaurant, homemade food is even better. I travel on shorter distances on 2nd class trains, but in the longer distances, I choose 1st class, because there are 6 seats in the 1st class and there is more leg room, and in the 2nd class there are 8 seats you have to shrink your legs and in the distance, e.g. 400 km, I choose the 1st class, especially in the summer, when there is a period of increased traveling. Good luck visiting Poland.😄
Love this style of video and ur personalities😍.. and the pierogi’s 😋
Wow you (ok, maybe not in Polish!) and Dominica are SO fluently bilingual. Again a wonderful video trip through Poland. Thank you.
Haha yeah my Polish is just a few words 😝 it helps that Dominika and I spend over a decade in the United States 😁 thank you for your kind words!
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this is so cute, my mom's dad sponsored some greek people to live in poland during PRL and today in the USA my mom is friends with a greek woman who we make food with
That’s awesome! What state does your mom live in?
@@MariaOliviaTravel my parents are from malopolska, krakow area
Ah this video is the best!!! A polish village AND pierogi making?!? What could better?!
So much fun on this channel! :- )
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For us in Podkarpacie mint, fresh or dried, is a must in ruskie pierogi plus lots of black pepper and caramelised onion and or bacon lards Best pan fried after boiling... we also love them with buckwheat and potatoes and curd cheese and mint
Pierogi 💪😎🇵🇱❤️😍
Looks like the potatoes could be cook longer
I will come gdansk city verry soon
Enjoy, it’s a great city 😍
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Pierwszy raz w życiu widzę, że ktoś dodaje jajko do farszu
ja też zawsze robię bez, ale jak czytam w Internecie, to ludzie czasem dodają jajko, żeby farsz się nie rozwalał. Muszę spróbować tak raz zrobić, bo ser rzeczywiście się dość łatwo rozpada i wychodzi poza brzegi ciasta.
@@bartoszwojciechowski2270 Ale dlaczego się rozwala? Jak się dobrze połączą ziemniaki z serem to nie ma żadnego problemu z lepieniem. A z jajkiem wydaje mi się, że farsz może być twardy, a skoro jest w środku to po co? Akurat u mnie w domu pierogi ruskie robi się od pokoleń bardzo często i w ilościach 200 sztuk na raz :)
U nasz z kolei zawsze się dodawo jajeczko i wszystkim smakowo wiec polecam dodawac wszystkim surowe jajeczko, nic się nie rozwala wszystko się lepi
Yes! Pierogi ruskie taste much better with sour cream!
Does the Polish countryside have 5g internet access, giga?
When hot wings video?
I used this mashing tool once in my life and never again, in my opinion it is garbage.
Poland in the land closed with Rusia
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