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the turn of the 19

th

and 20

th

century in the

close vicinity of the Tsar’s palace and was

erected between 1889-1894 There is also

a complex of other noteworthy historical

buildings situated within the Park Palace.

Żurek, traditional Polish sour soup

It is a very popular soup in Polish cuisine,

with a slightly sour taste and prepared with

rye flour.

Ingredients

6 - heaped tablespoons of whole meal rye

flour,

6 - 8 cloves of garlic; crust of wholemeal

bread; vegetable broth or instant soup

condiment;

About 300 g of smoked bacon or smoked

ribs; grained pepper salt, bay leaves,

4 grins of allspice; heaped tablespoon of

dried marjoram; hard-coked eggs - one

for each plate, white Polish sausage - a

half piece for each plate.

Preparation

1.

Pour flour, 3 - 4 chopped cloves of gar-

lic and a crust of bread into a stoneware

pot orjar, pour boiled and cooled water

onto it. The mixture should be liquid-

like thin pancake dough. Mix everything

thoroughly so that there are no lumps

left. Cover the pot with a linen cloth and

leave it in a warm place for a few days

2.

Put smoked bacon into the pot with

cold water, boil for a few minutes. Add

vegetables and spices, cook for about

one or one and a half hours. Strain the

vegetable broth. Cut smoked bacon

into large cubes and pop them into the

broth. Add chopped garlic, marjoram,

bay leaves. Cook for a while and add

well-sieved ryemeal flour. Stir until there

are no lumps left. Simmer for about 15

minutes. Add the white sausages to the

soup and cook for about 10 minutes

3.

Serve with hard-cooked eggs and di-

ced white sausage. You can add boiled

potatoes or serve zurek with bread.

The only

natural forest of its kind

left in Europe