#nalewka

[yellowmanula]

Będzie nalewka, zbiory udane. Polecam apkę Eden, która pokazuje gdzie rosną na dziko owoce i rośliny i z dala od ruchu ulicznego

[awesomesauce2929]

I'm sorry Nalewka and my mate when they read the answer to the previous ask

[sigalrm]

Eine der Zutaten für `Haribo' by Pascal Volk Via Flickr: Nicht verzagen, den Polnischen Kontakt fragen. ;-)

[polposting]

Alright finding out that you can make alcohol out of amber was not on my bingo list.

Is it common knowledge? I mean, I knew that amber is not a rock and it's a plant thing so there shouldn't be any difference but still.

(...though perhaps inundating normal rocks in vodka would still work? Or maybe crystals? Is there something like kwardzówka? Probably not)

(ok short research implies that you can't because in bursztynówka the amber dissolves and also we probably shouldn't eat rocks. Not sure tho)

[lordendsavior]

Gdańsk by night

[fujimen]

przygotowania do wyników sondażowych - będzie albo na wesoło albo na smutno

[bitseventimes]

can't be bothered to make actual dimmer so I'm having a handful of nuts accompanied by a glass of what's left of my cherry nalewka, a dash of cheap wine and sparkling water. I'm calling it the gatherer meal

[sundaybreakfast]

Recipe for Sliwkowka Czyli Nalewka ze Sliwek Polish Purple Plum Liqueur Purple plums and sugar are steeped in 190-proof rectified alcohol and vodka for more than 5 months to make this homemade Polish liqueur.

[teisubrainrot]

roommate….

@gulgulhx is it?

[seth-burroughs]

Rain Code characters if they were polish cuisine part 1

I have no explanation for this one I'll be honest. But you will understand and accept me and this post. You will. You always do

Yuma Kokohead -> bigos

Explanation: While it's one of the most basic but respectable and popular foods we got, the word "bigos" in it's slightly different use could also mean a fight or "siekanina" (word for fight involving chopping/cutting), and the original use of the word "bigos" was for specifying a way of chopping something (ex. cut something into bigos). These are some very violent pieces of cabbage and meat. Though my family uses cabbage and mushrooms instead. Then we use it as pierogi filling. This also symbolizes the way his kind finds it's best use in becoming really good filling for-

Shinigami -> cycki teściowej (mother-in-law's tits)

Explanation: Hardly anybody ever points out anymore just how crucial her huge puffy tits are to the plot of Rain Code; nobody ever listens to me anymore when I try to explain, they just tell me that "her eyes are up there". No one fucking listens to me. (also I feel like she's the kind of person to find that name funny + she's a dessert girl. a girl dessert)

Desuhiko Thunderbolt -> ruchanki z fjutem (fuckcakes with dicksauce or however the fuck you translate it)

Explanation: It's what he would have wanted

Vivia Twilight -> ptasie mleczko (bird's milk bar)

I don't like bird's milk. Everyone else likes bird's milk. I don't fucking get it. I mean I do kind of they look kinda scrumptious but I'm not much of a marshmallow guy I'll be honest. They'd hand these out at my elementary and every time I'd be the only one that refuses to eat those. I haven't met another guy that doesn't love bird's milk. They got an english wikipedia entry and they're literally brand sweets not some traditional dish so I know it's not just my people that are going fucking nasty over those. Invented by Wedel aka the Chocolate Big Boys of Poland that currently have the entire polish chocolate industry by the balls so no matter what I say it will not matter I lost the battle already. I fucking hate these stupid fucking things if I see them again I swear to fucking god

Yakou Furio -> nalewka

Explanation: Alcoholism

Martina Electro -> wuzetka/W-Z

Explanation: I didn't just pick it because they typically sell those cakes in a cubical shape. That would be overly mean of me, and I am not that, I would never be mean to an unfortunate cube-ification near victim such as her. Alright so the other reason is that ummm. Uh. Next one

Guillaume Hall -> pączki. a pączek, if you will

Explanation: She is obligated to be a pastry. She canonically makes jams in her free time so I have no doubts she'd make some absolutely earth-shattering pączki filling with those. And add ungodly amounts of glazing. Really makes you think

Yomi Hellsmile -> mazurek

Explanation: absolutely stunning, the most beautiful thing you ever saw, just, spectacularily pretty, gorgeous, outstanding. Best thing you'll ever see. However just like Yomi's actually a shithead despite his incredibly attractive, just lovely looks, like, despite just how hot he fucking is, I would also just not eat a mazurek I I think It's kinda mid actually like, just purely taste wise without all the funky little decorations on top. Like I . I'm not gonna eat that I'm sorry. Too much ingredients actually it sounds like just too much work. I'm not gonna do that. Contrary to Yomi I'm not a big fan of nuts in my cakes

Makoto Kagutsuchi -> pierogi. a pieróg, if you will

Explanation: See Yuma or something. Also the way the raincode community uses the most pierogi shaped emoji i ever seen to reference meatbuns whenever a homunculus is as much as mentioned

[drowninnoodles]

Sup 🥔

I had a crazy dream last night, prolly bc I ate right before bed buttttt.

It was literally me, you, and Bill Cipher drinking Nalewka. Was pretty chill but I don't remember most of it 0-0

It was probably because I was looking at your art of Bill Cipher right before bed and my brain did a silly XD

drinking nalewka!!!!!!!!

sounds still more normal than my dreams ngl, but meeting hyperfixations in them is so mood istg

[herbhexecrafts]

Book Review: Slavic Kitchen Alchemy-nourishing herbal remedies, magical recipes & folk wisdom by Zuka Zak

A few weeks ago I was finally able to check out a new-ish bookstore near me that I had been following on social media for a while, TheUnreliableNarrator in Rochester NY. They ultimately had a small section dedicated to witchcraft and paganism so I bee-lined it there. I found a few books including Slavic Kitchen Alchemy (2023). Zak (2023) set up this book in a clear and concise way based on season and recommended that the read start in the season in which they were currently in. It was really nice to hear personal stories from the author about their Polish roots as I share that and trying to find Slavic information that isn't Russian heavy is sometimes hard to find.

After reading the introduction, I took the author's recommendation and skipped the first chapter which was Spring so that I would begin in the Summer section as I purchased the book around the summer solstice. Each season or chapter includes recipes and anecdotes from the author along with stories of folklore that pertained to the chapter. Zak (2023) wrote about many things and my book ended up with a lot of handwritten notes or changes to recipes and a lot of sticky tabs that I labeled for ease.

The recipes and remedies in the book have a wide variety of uses from stomach ailments to skincare. I ended up taking a deep dive into the Slavic remedy of Nalewka (i) which is an alcohol based tonic of sorts that is similar to a tincture. I even found a scholarly article studying the effectiveness from homemade to store bought.

I found the folklore, additionally interesting, especially about the Rusalky because it was a refreshing take on the stories I've seen. Zak (2023) also provided historical context to the herbs mentioned in the recipes and where the names came from that linked to many stories that the Slavic people have.

I only just finished the book but am looking forward to starting my own Nalewka for the upcoming fall and flu season since it seems less messy then how I make my elderberry syrup each year. Overall, I think many people will be able to use this book if they want new ideas for their folk or kitchen practices. While it is heavily influenced by the author's background and heritage with the recipes and remedies they grew up with, I found that many of the recipes can be altered or applicable to all practices.

[jazumst]

Polegli

Żeby Was... Zapamiętajcie ten dzień - wziąłem wolne zdrowotne. Posłuchajcie:

To miał być naprawdę udany weekend. W sobotę urodziny króla R., w niedzielę Pierwszego. Miałem przepalić Paska, zrobić małe zakupy na mikołajki... I CHUJ!!!

W nocy z piątku na sobotę dostałem drgawek. Napierdalałem na mot udarowy. Nic rozgrzać mnie nie mogło. Cała noc w pizdę. Jakoś po północy zajebałem Gripex, bo myślałem, że się wykończę.

Nie było odwrotu. Ranna zmiana i miałem klucze. Biedna Kiero była jedynie na siebie zdana. Dosłownie leżałem na ladzie. Napierdalały mnie wszystkie mięśnie, głowa, oczy i resztki sumienia. Musiałem serio tragicznie wyglądać, bo ani Kiero nic nie powiedziała, ani SWS na temat tego, że śpię na ladzie. Dodatkowo klienci sami z siebie zaczęli mnie reanimować. Ilość farmakologii jaką dostałem przeszła moje najśmielsze oczekiwania. Dostałem też "nalewkę na grypę", chociaż "nalewka" jest nazwą niezwykle nietrafioną. Kurwa mać i wszystkie nieszczęścia tego świata! Kurwi i smakuje, że brak mi porównania. Na szczęście znalazłem patent - trzeba zakąsić plastrem cytryny. Jak tequilę XD Czy działa? Nie wiem. Rozgrzewa za to jak najbardziej bezpruderyjne niewiasty. Borę to jeszcze tylko dzisiaj, bo nie dam rady dłużej.

Wczoraj dalej mnie sponiewierało, więc zadzwoniłem do Żony SWS. No są rzeczy których nie przeskoczysz. Dobrze wiedzą, że w chuja nie lecę. No to posiedzę jeszcze w domu.

U lekarza za to bez zmian. Tak profilaktycznie podejść chciałem. Panie! Gdzie tam! Wolne terminy w przyszłym tygodniu. No to się pierdolcie.

Napisałbym Wam coś więcej, ale nadal czuję się jak królik na zwykłych bateriach. Idę się położyć. Nara.

[t-lane-writes]

Aaaahhhh... weekend. I love weekend.

Finished re-reading Specters. Plan for today and tomorrow is to re-read notes, things I removed while writing draft 1 (version 1), but may need to put back in, worldbuilding, character sheets and some other stuff.

Then, on Monday I might start to re-write that first draft into version 2 (lol, because no, it will not be a draft 2 still. ;)

Then again, I have three work-articles to write until the end of the month, Dad's birthday today, and starting Xmass preparations (mainly making orange nalewka; barszcz (borscht) is planned for next week, then piernik (gingerbread), and then all the other food...). Oh, and buying presents. Sheesh, it's another busy weekend. ;)

But writing first!

[konwesbud]

Nalewka Babuni dała radę .Znowu wędzimy i następne jajko o gąsek.