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So I'll have to take your word for it. |
Yes, I would give it a go, I'm assuming its meaty..
Only thing I wouldnt try is African food after being at a house party and seeing half cooked chicken being stored in a bin. |
most Supermarkets have a Polish section so its widely available popular food
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we have had a large polish population since the 2nd world war so their food influence has been fully integrated into british cuisine.
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I’ve had a polish stew before and that was really nice. Can’t remember what it was called though.
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I’m having jollof coconut rice for tea. Enjoy your haggis. |
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Its called Bigos stew and it amazing |
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Was very nice |
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I merely said I wont try african food again after that bad experience....all I would be able to think about is that bin of half cooked chicken.. A bit like a bad school experience involving liver or something.... So please dont stereotype me, cause I don't do it to anyone. |
Come to think of it it is a bit strange that we have so many Polish shops in every town but never any Polish restaurants or takeaways
I like going to Polish shops sometimes for their smoked meat snacks but I'm not aware of many great Polish recipes |
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Liverpool has literally one or two.
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It's not that I "wouldn't dare" - I wouldn't, but it's nothing to do with being daring :laugh: it's just that no Polish food I've seen looks remotely appetising to me :laugh:
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