Mar 5, 2002 16:47
23 yrs ago
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polski term
Flaki zamojskie
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polski > angielski
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Żywność i napoje
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On a tin of soup (?). Underneath, it says "wolowe".
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(angielski)
5 +1 | That would be "Zamosc-style tripe" |
Lota
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5 | beef tripe or Zamosc beef tripe |
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That would be "Zamosc-style tripe"
wolowe means beef
So it is a tripe stew. I hope you know what that means.
Most people either love it or hate it.
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Note added at 2002-03-05 16:58:39 (GMT)
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TRIPE SOUP POLISH STYLE
(flaczki):
If you don\'t want to cook raw tripe for up to 4 hrs, get 2-1/4 lbs. fully cooked tripe at your meat market. If it is uncut, cut the tripe into thin strips 2\" - 3\" long. Scald with boiling water to cover and cook 10 min., then drain. Place the tripe into 6-7 c beef stock, add a portion of soup greens sliced into matchsticks and cook on med. until vegetables are tender. Dissolve 3 T flour in 1 c of the stock and return to pot, simmer briefly. Season to taste with salt, pepper, marjoram, paprika and several gratings of nutmeg. Many people like their flaczki on the spicy side, so provide some Tabasco or cayenne pepper on the side. Serve with good rye bread and ice-cold vodka. Note: Tripe can also be served as a kind of stew over boiled potatoes or noodles. Simply decrease the amount of beef stock and thicken with a little more flour if desired. Note: Those short of time should consider heat & eat trip available at Polish delis. For instance, \'Flaki Zamojskie\' (Zamosc tripe), are imported from Poland in jars, require heating and are quite tasty just as they come.
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Note added at 2002-03-05 16:58:57 (GMT)
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http://www.polishnews.com/fulltext/chef/2001/chef58_1.shtml
So it is a tripe stew. I hope you know what that means.
Most people either love it or hate it.
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Note added at 2002-03-05 16:58:39 (GMT)
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h
TRIPE SOUP POLISH STYLE
(flaczki):
If you don\'t want to cook raw tripe for up to 4 hrs, get 2-1/4 lbs. fully cooked tripe at your meat market. If it is uncut, cut the tripe into thin strips 2\" - 3\" long. Scald with boiling water to cover and cook 10 min., then drain. Place the tripe into 6-7 c beef stock, add a portion of soup greens sliced into matchsticks and cook on med. until vegetables are tender. Dissolve 3 T flour in 1 c of the stock and return to pot, simmer briefly. Season to taste with salt, pepper, marjoram, paprika and several gratings of nutmeg. Many people like their flaczki on the spicy side, so provide some Tabasco or cayenne pepper on the side. Serve with good rye bread and ice-cold vodka. Note: Tripe can also be served as a kind of stew over boiled potatoes or noodles. Simply decrease the amount of beef stock and thicken with a little more flour if desired. Note: Those short of time should consider heat & eat trip available at Polish delis. For instance, \'Flaki Zamojskie\' (Zamosc tripe), are imported from Poland in jars, require heating and are quite tasty just as they come.
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Note added at 2002-03-05 16:58:57 (GMT)
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http://www.polishnews.com/fulltext/chef/2001/chef58_1.shtml
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Comment: "Cheers, Lota. I know what tripe means ;-) I'd better have some ice cold vodka ready."
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beef tripe or Zamosc beef tripe
It's a delicious soup. And 'Zamojskie' can mean that they are produced in a city of Zamosc or nearby. Or they use a special recipe.
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