#tlusty czwartek

[pol-ski]

Pączki 🤎

Happy Fat Thursday, Poland!

[polish-food]

Oponki Serowe - Polish Twaróg Cheese Doughnuts (recipe in Polish)

[gasienica-motyl]

08/09-02-2024r.

"krótka" opowieść o tym jak jednego dnia zjadłam

więcej niż 1500kc@l🐷

Zaczęło sie rano gdy jeszcze miałam fasta około 36 godzin. Nie chciało mi sie jeść ale przed szkołą tata kupił mi paczką którego oczywiście w szkole schowałam do szafki, bo nie chciałam psuć fasta.

Po kilku lekcjach była godzina wychowawcza na ktorej cała klasa jadła pączki. A ja bez lepszej wymówki powiedziałam że nie chce i w ogóle. Ale wszyscy mnie na mawiali i nie chciałam żeby mnie podejrzewali czy coś. To wiec tak zjadlam pierwszego pączka. Czemu to zrobiłam sama nie wiem ale gdy juz przerwa sie skończyła to stwierdziłam ze ide to wyrzygać do łazienki. Przez około 10 min czekałam aż wszystkie dziewczyny wyjdą i zaczełam troche poleciało ale jak miałam to zrobic w 5 min ? W tedy to sie załamałam poszłam na lekcje i myślałam tylko o tym co moge powiedzieć na obiedzie na którym jakaś laska z klasy tak sie mnie przyczepiła ze szok. Chodziła za mną i ciągle tylko a co ty tak mało jesz tych Paczków? Ja to dzisiaj z 7 juz zjadłam.

Ale wracając to na obiedzie zjadłam troche makaronu i rozdawali pączki znowu..

Tego akurat oddałam dla bff,ktora nic nie podejrzewa 🥰 i poszłam rzygać ale tym razem nic musze poćwiczyć...

Po szkole koleżanka szla do sklepu to w sumie poszłam z nią. A ona takie WIELKI opakowanie Paczków chyba z 12 lub 15 i to kupiła. Chyba wszyscy wiemy jak to sie skończyło....

Zjadłam ich chyba ze 3 a w domu kolejne i kolejne.

Dobrze ze dzisiaj robie fasta 24 jak mi sie uda.

[swampvoid]

Reblog to give previous person a pączek 😉

[jasmines-library]

Hi !

This might be specific but would you consider writing like Batfam x Polish reader? In a platonic ship way?

Basically tomorrow (Feb 8th) is Fat Thursday, its a huge polish holiday where you eat traditional polish donuts they're usually stuffed with either rose jam, caramel or custard!

Could you write their reactions to reader coning over, and giving them some traditional polish donuts? And maybe what their favourite filling is pls?

I don't mind if it's late, I realise it's short notice :)

Hello! Thanks so much for trusting me to write this for you! I'm sorry it's a little short but i really wanted to get this out for you in time. I had to do a little research but it has been so interesting to learn about! I hope I have done you and your culture justice :)

⛤ BATFAM MASTERLIST ⛤

"What are you doing?" Damian strolled into the kitchen, head held high as he peered around the room. He had smelt whatever you had been cooking from the other side of the house and it had made is mouth water so he decided to check it out.

There were various kitchen tools scattered around the room alongside trays of doughnuts set out in little rows. The room was warm and smelt like a fresh bakery.

"Baking pączki." You answered, setting aside another tray on the side.

Damian walked around the room with his arms behind his back as he eyed up the sweet treats wanting to just reach out and snatch one. You caught his glance and smiled, turning to hand him one off of the plates.

"Here, try one. It's good luck."

He reached out eagerly to take a bite of the pastry. The flavours melted over his tongue and he took another bite straight away.

"Mmm. This is so good. What is in this."

You beamed. "That's rose jam. But I have other flavours too."

Moving around the table as you began to clean away the last of the mess. "Rose jam is traditional, but I have also made caramel, custard and chocolate."

Damian's eyes widened a fraction at the mention of the delicacies. He licked the powered from his top lip.

"Please," You gestured to them, "Try another. I made them to share."

He reached for another, selecting one you had filled with a chocolate ganache and after taking a bite, he sighed in content.

"You know," he said through a mouthful of food, "You should make these more often."

"What's going on?" Dick made his way into the kitchen.

"Oh Grayson! You have to try these." Damian exclaimed to his brother "They're amazing."

"They're different flavours." You told him, explaining to him which tray belonged to which. Damian was already sneaking for another. "Incase you wanted to try something different."

The eldest Wayne delved into a custard filled pastry. He had the same content look on his face as Damian did.

"Oh...these are good. Really good. What are they for?"

"Tlusty Czwartek. Or Fat Thursday. It's a Polish tradition. We share sweet treats that we give up during lent."

"Huh, that's cool. I never knew. Tell me more about it?" Dick asked keen to find out more about your tradition.

~

Balancing the tray on one had was a lot harder than you thought it would be as you made your way down the hall to knock on Jason's door. When he heard the knock, he answered contently and invited you in. He was sprawled out across his bed but moved to sit when you walked in.

"Hey Y/N. You okay?"

You nodded, offering him the plate of doughnuts. You has selected a couple of each for him to try. "I brought you something to try. "pączki- doughnuts."

"These look amazing, thank you."

"Anytime. I'm glad to share these with you."

Jason opted to for a caramel filled one, though also seemed very keen to try the rose jam as it was something he had never tried before. Like Damian, Jason also made you promise to make these again and was keen to help finish any leftovers off.

~

Tim practically melted into his seat the second the pastry filled his tongue. You had found him in the library indulging in some last minute homework. Like all of the others he was super keen to try them. First he tried the tradition flavour, intrigued as he too had never tried it before. A second followed quick after that, along with questions about how you made them.

Tim had a keen eye for cooking and he was interested to find that you had made them yourself. After explaining it to him, he was keen to help you next time the event rolled around. Well it was that and he wanted an excuse to be cooking in the kitchen. It was a rare occurrence for Alfred to allow one of the boys to be allowed to cook.

Speaking of which, he and Bruce would be in awe of your cooking. Alfred would ask you for a recipe and after claiming that he wouldn't have anymore, you would occasionally catch Bruce sneaking one.

It was safe to say that they all loved you giving them doughnuts and couldn't wait until the event rolled around again so they could engulf on them again.

BATFAM TAGLIST:

@aestheticdaisies

@hell-o-kittys

@xxrougefangxx

@mamapucket

@hearts4robs

@harleycao

@devotedlyshadowytheorist

[dy1ngtobeskinny]

Po co mi tlusty czwartek, skoro sama codziennie jestem tlusta?

[urfavcollarbone]

ja tam kocham tlusty czwartek 4 paczki juz zjadlam XD

[kryjeduzob0lu]

to nie czwartek jest tlusty tylko ty

[amyedd]

Moj plan na tlusty czwartek:

Limit na sniadanie- 100kcal od razu potem cwiczenia jakies

I z posilkow pelnych to na tyle

Max 4 paczki i potem chociaz polowe spalic

Wtedy powinnam malo miec naliczonych kcal

A wy jakie macie pomysly na jutro?

[pol-ski]

pączki - Polish doughnuts 🤎🤍

[polish-food]

Pączki (Polish Doughnuts)

[i-charie]

Jaki czwartek? Tlusty? Hahahahaha, nie starczy ci patrzenie w lustro?

[ulanysillykotek]

w ciągu 2 ostatnich dni nie bylo bilansow. Nie mialem kurwa sily liczyc tych kalori - wpierdalem duzo. w szczegolnosci wczoraj w tlusty czwartek. czuje obrzydzenie do siebie.

mam plan nie jesc do niedzieli, jutro raczej do przyjaciolki nie jade bo jestem chory wiec dobrze bo brak pizzy. jak cos to po prostu bede robic lq fasta do niedzieli, spale wszystko. wyjebalem kanapki, no i powiem, ze je zjadlem.

zawiodlem Ane:[ przepraszam, ale sie poprawie. zmierzylem siebie. musze schudnac. dam rade, przysiegam musze. jestem jebanym grubasem🤢 nie zasluguje na jedzenie totalnie. nie moge jesc, jedynie picie.

chyba nadal czuje sie pelny przez wczorajszy dzien. japierdole. nie jestem glodny, nie chce jesc wgl. i nie zjem, nie mogr. inaczej siebie rozkurwie.

[butterflynoemi]

kurwa jutro tlusty czwartek 😭😭😭 na 100% wcisna mi paczki pojevie mnie kto to wymyslil

[basically-a-mess]

Po 3 dniach fasta w koncu soe zlqmalem i zjadlem bulke i jak ja jem jakis typ na ulicy mi mowi ze dzisiaj to nie tlusty czwartek💀💀 mialem ochote ja wyjebac po tym ale bylem z mama

[rabbitcruiser]

Mardi Gras/Fat Tuesday/Güdisdienstag

Fat Tuesday or ‘Mardi Gras’ is on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday and at the start of Lent. We’re making sure that you have the time of your life during this week-long period of festivities. The origins of Mardi Gras link back to pagan celebrations of the arrival of spring and fertility, such as the Roman festivals of Saturnalia that celebrated the same and that of Lupercalia which was also characterized by banqueting and merrymaking. This day is celebrated with parades and feasts before the start of the fasting season of Lent.

History of Fat Tuesday

‘Mardi Gras’ is French for Fat Tuesday. It’s also called Shrove Tuesday or Pancake Tuesday in different parts of the world. Mardi Gras is synonymous with carnival celebrations in New Orleans, Venice, and Rio, although the day is also celebrated in a similar fashion in countries with large Roman Catholic populations.

Festivities similar to Mardi Gras date back to ancient Roman times where people celebrated the harvest season. When Christianity arrived in Rome, these popular local traditions were incorporated into the new faith. The debauchery typical of Mardi Gras precedes Lent, the 40-day period of fasting and penance leading to Easter Sunday.

As Christianity and Mardi Gras spread from Rome to other European countries, new traditions were born and some old ones took on new forms. What began as a holiday rooted in religious tradition became a cultural phenomenon, leading to binging and parties that weren’t always followed by the 40-days of penance.

Mardi Gras celebrations began in America when French explorers Pierre Le Moyne d’Iberville and Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville landed near present-day New Orleans, Louisiana. A few years later, New Orleans and other French settlements observed the holiday with street parties, masked balls, and lavish dinners organized by social clubs called ‘Krewes.’

Today, Mardi Gras is celebrated all over the world integrating local styles and native traditions. From Rio’s weeklong Carnival festivities to Quebec’s Winter Carnival and Germany’s Karneval that includes parades, costume balls, and a tradition where women cut off men’s ties to symbolize women’s power.

Besides the procession of floats, colorful beads also feature in celebrations in the U.S. and a king cake with a trinket or baby figurine, to represent the Christ Child, baked inside it.

Fat Tuesday timeline

1699 The First American Mardi Gras

On March 3, French explorers Pierre Le Moyne d’Iberville and Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville hold a small celebration and name their landing spot Point du Mardi Gras.

Early 1800s A Ban on Mardi Gras

The Spanish take control of New Orleans and abolish the rowdy rituals.

1837 The First Mardi Gras Parade

The first recorded Mardi Gras parade is held in New Orleans.

The 1920s Origins of Parade Throws

The tradition of ‘parade throws,’ where the float riders throw beads to the crowds, originates with the Rex Krewe, the city's oldest social club.

Fat Tuesday FAQs

What is the difference between Fat Tuesday and Fat Thursday?

Fat Tuesday is the day before the start of Lent, Ash Wednesday. In Poland, ‘Paczki’ Day, instead, is celebrated on Fat Thursday, otherwise known as ‘Tlusty Czwartek.’

What is special about Fat Tuesday

Fat Tuesday’s period of festivals and feasts lead up to a period of reflection and fasting.

What does ‘Shrove’ mean?

Shrove, derived from ‘shrive’, refers to the confession of sins as a preparation for Lent. As the final day before the austerity of the Lenten fast, Shrove Tuesday also has many customs related to food.

How to Celebrate Fat Tuesday

Join in on the festivities

Prepare your own Fat Tuesday feast

Travel to Lucerne, Switzerland

Take a little trip to New Orleans or plan a vacation to other countries that celebrate Mardi Gras to experience the different activities they do during carnival week. You can even participate in the local celebrations taking place in your town.

Bring the festivities home and celebrate with your friends and family. Organize a Fat Tuesday at home and prepare a holiday feast. You can even have your version of king cake to top off the festivities.

Travel to Lucerne and celebrate the last day of carnival like nowhere else in the world! Enjoy the Monstercorso in the evening and dance the night away in the streets of the old town.

5 Zesty Facts About Fat Tuesday

Mardi Gras colors have specific meaning

“Throw Me Something, Mister”

It’s illegal not to wear masks on a float

Key to the city

Colorful ladders with seats

Purple represents justice, gold symbolizes power, and green represents faith.

These are the ‘magic’ words used to get the float riders to aim the throws for you to catch.

Float riders have to wear a (carnival) mask by law for the duration of their trip.

According to tradition, the Mayor of New Orleans hands over the key to the city to Rex, the king of Carnival, on Mardi Gras Day.

Ladders line St. Charles Avenue on days during Mardi Gras for children to climb up and enjoy the view of the parade.

Why We Love Fat Tuesday

It is celebrated across the world

Mardi Gras is fun

It is tradition

Pre-Lenten festivals take place all around the world in many countries with significant Roman Catholic populations. Celebrations include masquerade balls, carnival festivities, parades, dress-ups, and costume balls.

Mardi Gras is a day of revelry that includes parades, parties, balls, and carnivals before the 40-day period of fasting and reflection. It is the last day of the Carnival season, which has evolved into a week-long period of festivities around the globe.

Mardi Gras is a reflection of ancient traditions and diverse cultures that have their origins in the pagan celebrations of spring and fertility. As time passed, the practices surrounding the day have changed. The heritage of Lent, Carnival, and Fat Tuesday, have been incorporated into regional customs.

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