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Retrograde

(11,198 posts)
7. Same here
Tue Dec 24, 2024, 09:14 PM
Dec 2024

even though I'll be the only one at dinner with Polish heritage. We're having cream of chestnut soup, cold beet and snow pea salad, baked mushrooms in cream, braised red cabbage with apples, cheese pierogi (if they decide to cooperate), a rice dish one of the guests is bringing, baked salmon with tarragon butter (it was going to be a bearnaise sauce, but I'm getting tired of cooking) - and apple pie for dessert. I don't want to think about how much butter and cream went into the meal! And leftovers for the rest of the week

I haven't made chrusciki in decades! I wonder if I can still find my grandmother's recipe. I used to make a vegan gołąbki, with mushrooms instead of meat, for wigilia.

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Sounds delicious! Freddie Dec 2024 #1
Thank you for sharing your talents Marthe48 Dec 2024 #8
I used to be a church musician Jilly_in_VA Dec 2024 #2
I used to be a church musician! NJCher Dec 2024 #5
That's almost Italian. usonian Dec 2024 #3
Pierogies and borscht Cairycat Dec 2024 #4
A Polish Wigilia late dinner. La Coliniere Dec 2024 #6
Same here Retrograde Dec 2024 #7
There are enough NJCher Dec 2024 #10
Pizza AKwannabe Dec 2024 #9
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