Soups
Grochówka (pea soup) - traditional Polish soup served vegetarian way with crunchy garlic bread.
Barszcz czerwony (red beetroot soup) – traditional Polish soup made of red beetroot, served pure, with hard-boiled egg, Polish tortellini with mushrooms (uszka) or beans.
Jarzynowa (vegetable soup) – traditional Polish soup made of different vegetables like cauliflower, carrot, celery, parsley, potatoes, whitened with cream.
Krupnik – traditional Polish soup ,made of barley groats with vegetables and forest mushrooms.
Pomidorowa (tomato soup) – popular Polish soup, served with rice or noodles, whitened with cream.
Pumpkin soup in pumpkin – served with forest mushrooms, introduced here by our Wwoof’ers.
...and many others...
Main courses
Racuchy – traditional Polish dish (similar to American pancakes) made with kefir, served with local honey and/or plum jam
Placki ziemniaczane (potato pancakes) - traditional Polish dish, served sweet with sugar and cream or spicy with salt and cream, also with herb cream sauce
Pierogi (like big tortellini) – very traditional Polish dish, with white cheese and potatoes filling (so called Russian pierogi), mushrooms filling, sour cabbage filling , fruits (strawberries, blackberries)
Zapiekanka (vegetable casserole) – different kinds of seasonal vegetable with pasta or rise, spiced with fresh herbs and cream, baked under smoked cheese
Leczo (zucchini lecsó) – kind of ratatouille composed of fresh, seasonal vegetables, served with potatoes, rise or buckwheat
…and many others….
Salads
Sour cabbage salad - traditional and typical Polish
Red cabbage salad – another traditional Polish salad
Potato salad – simple and delicious
Beetroot salad – made of red beetroot, green pea and pickled cucumbers
Fried zucchini with feta cheese – just perfect
And many, many others depending on season