#for a polish pastry

[littlemyinvadeshighbury]

Absolutely LOVE that laskiainen is right before Valentine's Day bc I am chowing down. Laskiainen pulla for breakfast. Paczkis for lunch. Strawberry chocolates for dinner. Amen

[elodieunderglass]

Hi hello? I knew about Boromir bread but when did my captain branch into chocolate croissants? Fascinating

[pol-ski]

Pączki 🤎

Happy Fat Thursday, Poland!

[daily-deliciousness]

Karpatka (cream puff cake)

[visualbite]

Karpatka (Cream Puff Cake)

[polish-food]

Sernik - Polish Cheesecake (recipe in Polish)

[cofiikips]

i totally didnt forget that i had tumblr again uh

*tosses this in everyones general direction"

[clnclm]

.💅🏻.

[morethansalad]

Vegan Polish Sweet Cheese Rolls with Berries (Refined Sugar-Free)

[kindheart525]

Which Auraverse/Thirdverse are the best at cooking and which can and do burn water?

Auraverse

Best:

Cheddar Changa and Plum Pastry - They run a whole cooking show lol

Minted Glacier - He’s very creative with his recipes and is great at working within a budget to create legitimately good, almost-delicacy dishes

Marmalade Meringue - She’s an actual food scientist who is very skilled at creating flavors and nutrient combos right down to the chemical composition

Heavenly Glow and Sahar - HG downplays it in a sort of bitchy way but she is good at it, and Sahar has taught her a lot of recipes from Saddle Arabia

Worst:

Polished Antique - The worst cook of all my OCs ever, he can’t make anything even remotely edible even if he tried. Every single meal of his has been cooked by someone else and he never learned to do it himself

Thirdverse

Best:

Strawberry Breeze - She loves watching cooking competitions for the radical drama of it all, and has learned a thing or two from them

Worst:

Fireside Jam - He is too lazy and easily distracted to stick to most recipes from start to finish, but he can make really good chocolate pops that his family makes sure to hype him up for. He’d be good at other recipes too if he applied himself and didn’t constantly forget to turn the stove off

Earth Day and Princess Cut - Both are spoiled af and neither can cook, and are even worse at it when they try to do it together. Their private chefs are deeply beloved lol

[unhonestlymirror]

"The surname Bublis is based on the Lithuanian nickname Bubła "fat man" (compare the Belaruthian dialect words bubły, "kruhliaški" bagels, bubliki). Belaruthian dialectologists connect the origin of these words with the Lithuanian word bubùlis "round object."

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OH MY GOD

Guys

Do you know what it means??? LMAO

First of all, if you go to English Wikipedia, they write:

"Bublik stems from Old East Slavic (in russian sources, they even write "Old Russian", LMAO) бубьлъ (bubl), ultimately from Proto-Slavic *bǫbьlь. [...] The first known written mention of the bagel is found in the Community Regulations of the city of Kraków in 1610. The bagel spread through Poland (Commonwealth) across all areas with significant Jewish population, reaching Ukraine, where it got its current form. The word bublik was adopted from Ukrainian to russian (first documented in the 18th century)."

Let's ignore the fact that Old East Slavic language, in principle, never existed, because Belarus was Baltic, Ukraine was Ruthenia and russia didn't exist - English Wikipedia articles about Eastern Europe are often written by russians. Proto-Slavic language is a collective image for all languages ​​and dialects that existed in these territories, so nobody can say anything for sure.

Now, if you go to other sources, they write:

"Round buns were described in the chronicles of one of the Jewish communities back in 1616. The bublik acquired its ring shape during the war between the Poles and Turks, which coincided with the reign of the legendary king of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Jan Sobieski."

Aha! Commonwealth!

The "russian-polish" rule proves itself once again - anything that you see being called russian-polish has a high chance to be, in fact, Lithuanian and/or Belaruthian.

Considering that Lithuania and Belarus are Jewish countries, just very genocided, and that they have Litvaks, I suppose that bublik actually came from Lithuanian Jews, and it is a Lithuanian Jewish pastry. If it was popular during Grand Duchy of Lithuania, then no wonder that some sources write bublik came from Ukraine.

[pol-ski]

pączki - Polish doughnuts 🤎🤍

[council-of-beetroot]

So my mom found this lady that makes Latvian pastries. I don't know what a ķimeņmaizīte is but i sure as hell want to eat one.

[sesshy380]

Went back to calendar to see what other 'holidays' are coming in February (besides Valentines). Was reminded that it's pączki season!

Now I'm hungry and want pączki :(

[polish-food]

Pączki (Polish Doughnuts)

[rucow]

treated myself to some snacks (10kg of snacks (i may have gone overboard fhshd) to be precise) and ohhhhg i walked home with all that weight in my arms in the sun but now i get to enjoy my yummies so >:) i win