Trying TRADITIONAL POLISH FOOD for the FIRST TIME// Very SURPRISED?! (VLOGMAS Day 7)

[@P.B0209]

Greetings from Hungary my Polish friends! :)

[@joanapintotravels]

Greetings!

[@leszekstefaniak6377]

pozdrawiam z Polski! bardzo sympatyczni z Was ludzie

[@joanapintotravels]

Dziękuję! Had a great time, your country is amazing!!! Coming back some day ❤️

[@drekf675]

Guys , you should try more Polish food like: "zurek" (sour soup)! - best soup! , "bigos" (sauerkraut baked with meat and mashrooms)- my favorite ! , or "kotlet z ziemniakami" (schnitzel with potato) - very popular dish in Poland. Smacznego (Bon appetit)

[@joanapintotravels]

Hi! Thank you for the recommendations! There are so many things to try, next time we need to try more!

[@Naora92]

I love "kotlet z ziemniakami"! I recommend "mielone" :)

[@anaesthetic88]

żurek jest najlepszą zupą?? Chyba dla Ciebie? Ja nie lubię :P

[@waldemarusmc3191]

Not just post communist food, Zapiekanki were there in Poland in the 80's during communism as well.

[@joanapintotravels]

Thank you so much for the information! So interesting 😊

[@adamdutka1951]

Hej! Pierogi to nie wszystko. Gdzie bigos i żurek? Albo zwykła kiełbasa z musztardą.

[@joanapintotravels]

Hi! We are vegetarians, that's why we didn't tried the sausages but definitely trying the soup next time 😋

[@mateuszydek5938]

Jesteście bardzo sympatyczni. Spróbujcie innych potraw.

[@rafanowacki2260]

A very good selection of dishes if you want, I will recommend you channels on how to prepare some Polish dishes And other foreigners who try Polish cuisine, everything in English

[@joanapintotravels]

Thank you so much! YES we would love to know more dishes!

[@emperor266]

The pierogi came to Poland from China around the 13th century.

[@andrewreed5531]

Thank you guys for the video. I had a good laugh with yours food adventures. I wish you a good time in Poland

[@joanapintotravels]

Thank you! Have a great weekend! 😄

[@yakeosicki8965]

A little information about dumplings - pierogi.The oldest dumplings come from China. Saint Jacek Odrowąż brought pierogi to Poland in the 12th century. He saw the recipe for dumplings in Ruthenia(Western Ukraine today) from the Tarars. Hence the traditional name Ruthenian pierogi (pierogi ruskie). Before the dumpling meal, the following prayer was said: "St. Jacek with dumplings, pray to God for us that these dumplings will be on the table all year round and protect us from hunger ”. A bit about traditional Krakow pastries now. The obwarzanek krakowski has been produced since the Middle Ages. The obwarzanek krakowski dough is first steamed, then baked. The bagels also come from Krakow. Krakow's Jews had been baking them since the 17th century. It was occasional bred. The bagels were given to a woman after a successful childbirth. Bagels were brought by immigrants to the USA at the end of the 19th century. It's a symbol of NY, not Krakow now.

[@joanapintotravels]

So interesting the origin! Loved the pierogi! 😍

[@Ellestra]

Ruskie pierogi name only applies to the ones with potato at least in modern Polish.

[@Naora92]

Milky bar it's my childhood.

[@joanapintotravels]

It's really unique places!

[@kriskaizer4920]

Welcome

[@joanapintotravels]

Thank you 🙂

[@robertkaczmarski5466]

Zapiekanka to nie jest tradycyjne polskie danie

[@iwonabz52]

Why Americans eat dumplings with a knife and fork. The knife should not be used for soft dishes, eg minced cutlet, dumplings, stuffed cabbage, stew, etc. We use it for steak, pork chop, roasts.

[@joanapintotravels]

Hi! We usually don't cut it with a knife but we were trying to show the inside so had to do that despicable thing ahahah 😅

[@zuzauramek9850]

If you like zapiekanka you can make it yourself at home. It's a toasted half baguette, grated cheese, and sautéed champignons + your personal toppings, sauce. In Poland, we don't eat typical American pancakes. We eat creps and we fill it with cottage cheese, Nutella, blueberries, strawberries, meat, cabbage and mushrooms, jam. You can fry creps on a pan or not. You can provide them fat with bacon, sour cream, sugar. Creps can be like dessert or as the main menu.

[@joanapintotravels]

Hi! Thank you so such for the advice! Have been craving some polish food again so probably going to try and make some this week! Also been craving some Marco Polo and Krakuski, need to take some int he backpack next time we are in Poland 😉

[@jerzy7118]

Attention to the future of donut eaters, pay attention to where the hole is where the filling is inserted and start eating from this hole, otherwise the filling will end up on your clothes.

[@joanapintotravels]

Great tip! 😂

[@EWAMILENAP]

😋👌👍👏

[@kasiamw]

Pierogi were not born in Poland, even the name (ruskie) means they came here from behind the eastern border, from Rus (south western part of the Ukraine). I love watching foreigners eating Polish food and you all seem to love Polish soups, you should've tried more, we are the ultimate soup empire :D

[@joanapintotravels]

Thank you so much! We really enjoyed everything we tried! Next time we do a whole soup testing 😋❤️

[@kasiamw]

@George Malachowski No I'm not :D

[@kasiamw]

@George Malachowski Nie napisałam Ruś Czerwona,nie napisałam, że wtedy była tam Ukraina, bo była Ruś. Sięgała po Pieniny i przełom Dunajca, jakbyś się nie orientował ;) pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierogi_ruskie Polecam pierwsze zdanie :*

[@Ellestra]

@@joanapintotravels Only the pierogi you ate (with potato and cheese) are called ruskie - but there are plenty of other types - both savoury (meet, sauerkraut and mushrooms) and sweet (quark, fruit).

[@jerzy7118]

You really ate it all Zapiekanka ?!

[@joanapintotravels]

Hi! Of course! It was so good!

[@EWAMILENAP]

Huge fun factor!😊🙋👼💕👼

[@joanapintotravels]

Thank you 😘

[@STOCKHOLMCityWalks]

Love you guys!

[@joanapintotravels]

Thank you so much 😄

[@SkooterBrother]

Haha I'm laughing my ass off every time i see someone from around the world trying polish food and you guys always have the same look on your face when you taste it for the first time ;D every video is like that and I've been binge watching all different channels about eating polish food. I'm polish but in UK for last 7 years and looking at all your reactions make me feel really blessed to be born in Poland and have that kind of food on a daily basis :D and man i do miss only 3 things about Poland is my family of course, our Pieniny mountains (gorgeous national park on the very south of Poland) where I am from, AND second thing I miss is the food :D great videos I'm subscribing right now! keep doing the good job!

[@joanapintotravels]

Hiiii! Thank you so much for your comment! You are SO lucky to grown up with food like that! I WISH! For sure in the beginning the way the food looks doesn't look that good, BUT THE FLAVOURS!!!! Simple and incredible! Can't wait to have a Zapiekanka and those pierogi when im back in Poland some day! Do you recommend any more dishes? I also made a video trying polish snacks, those were super good too!!

[@travelsuperyoutubechannel9474]

Wow

[@joanapintotravels]

Thank you! 😘

[@Lanzarote1970]

Smacznego 😊

[@joanapintotravels]

Dziękuję 😋

[@kaoshiyuki]

Great video! Glad you enjoyed our food 😊

[@joanapintotravels]

Hi! Thank you so much! Next time need to try more 😋

[@raraszek]

Traditional filling for paczki is prune :)

[@joanapintotravels]

Need to try more flavours next time😋 What's your favourite filling?

[@raraszek]

@@joanapintotravels Prune, absolutely XD

[@tomaszvince89]

Zapiekanka, pączki and jarzynowa soup are not traditional food in Poland lol. Pierogi - yes :)

[@joanapintotravels]

Thank you! They were all great 😋

[@patricedecourcy4505]

Why do you think they are not? Zapiekanka is, I think, the most traditional Polish street food, and pączki are totally traditional.