Oscypek z Grilla
Grilled smoked sheep cheese with sharp cranberry on the stalls of Zakopane, riding on an oscypek shaped, brined and smoked the slow way in the highland pastures above Podhale.
Grilled smoked sheep cheese with sharp cranberry on the stalls of Zakopane, riding on an oscypek shaped, brined and smoked the slow way in the highland pastures above Podhale.
Oscypek with bread; grilled smoked sheep's cheese served with bread and cranberry jam.
Obwarzanek with cottage cheese spread.
Obwarzanek sandwich; split and filled with ham and cheese.
Salt obwarzanek; with coarse salt crystals.
Cheese obwarzanek; with grated cheese baked on.
Poppy seed obwarzanek; the most traditional coating.
Kraków ring bread; braided, boiled then baked ring bread, similar to bagel but twisted rope shape. Coated with poppy seeds, sesame, salt,...
Mini zapiekanka; smaller portion, sometimes on a roll instead of baguette.
A Polish croquette built on a crepe: a thin naleśnik rolled around sauerkraut and mushroom or ground meat, breaded, pan-fried gold, and served beside a mug of clear red barszcz.
Sauerkraut and mushroom croquette.
Sausage with mustard; classic condiment pairing.
Sausage with sauerkraut; traditional accompaniment.
Grilled sausage; served with bread, mustard, and sauerkraut.
Sausage with onion; grilled or fried onions.
Sausage in a roll; Polish sausage served in bread, often at outdoor events.
A Silesian pork sausage hot-smoked then poached, its lean and fat ground on separate plates and bound into one close-grained link, from Poland's coal-and-steel province.
Kiełbasa krakowska w bułce is Kraków's signature cured sausage eaten the plainest way: coarse, peppery, garlic-and-nutmeg pork sliced thick into a split bułka with mustard and horseradish.
Kebab with garlic sauce; the preferred Polish way.