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    Spice Blog for Gastronomy and Food Industry
    22 April 2024
    Author: Mr Cook

    Which spices are native to Poland?

    Contents
    1. Polish spices - what do we use them for?
    2. Polish spices - what are their advantages?

    Spices of Polish origin include such as salt, marjoram, mustard, lovage, juniper, dill, parsley, caraway and savory.

     

    Polish spices - what do we use them for?

     

    Polish spices are used to season typically Polish dishes, such as, among others:

     

    • broth

    • bigos

    • pierogi

    • żurek

    • pork chops

    • stuffed cabbage

     

    Polish spices find an important place in the larders of many culinary enthusiasts - not only in our country, but also among Poles living abroad.

     

    Polish spices - what are their advantages?

     

    Advantages of Polish spices include:

     

    • the possibility of giving dishes a traditional, "home-made" taste

    • numerous health-promoting properties - varying depending on the choice of a particular product

    • increasing the nutritional value of a dish

     

    Today, Polish spices can be found in many Polish homes - enhancing the qualities of many dishes - not only the typically traditional ones!

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