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Lentil and wild mushroom pâté without a gram of meat
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Lentil and wild mushroom pâté without a gram of meat

A vegetarian pâté based on lentils and wild mushrooms is an aromatic alternative to the classic meat version. Mushrooms give it depth of flavor and a forest aroma, and the dish pairs well with cranberry. The recipe is simple and filling.

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Aronia or elderberry juice: homemade recipe for flu season
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Aronia or elderberry juice: homemade recipe for flu season

Homemade juice from the pantry, described as something between juice and syrup, has a concentrated taste — slightly tart and moderately sweet. It works well added to autumn infusions and teas during infection season. It's worth making now, before the season for the right fruit ends.

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Robert Makłowicz cooks live at "Carpathians on a Fork" festival in Rzeszów
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Robert Makłowicz cooks live at "Carpathians on a Fork" festival in Rzeszów

Rzeszów hosted another edition of the "Carpathians on a Fork" festival, headlined by Robert Makłowicz performing a spectacular live cooking demonstration in the town square. Residents and tourists enjoyed a market with regional specialties and crafts, a tasting zone, and concerts.

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Sardines or herring? EU rules allow the label swap
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Sardines or herring? EU rules allow the label swap

A tin labeled "sardines" may legally contain herring under EU regulations, provided the producer states the fish species on the label. Many consumers find this surprising, as they associate the name "sardines" with one type of fish only.

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Mushroom foraging: what containers keep mushrooms from spoiling?
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Mushroom foraging: what containers keep mushrooms from spoiling?

Poland's mushroom season is in full swing with foragers filling the woods. A key mistake many collectors make is choosing the wrong container. Mushrooms should only be gathered in wicker or wooden baskets, which provide proper air circulation and allow spores to spread. Plastic bags cause rapid decay of the harvest.

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U-pick farms near Lublin: peppers 1 zł, tomatoes 2 zł
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U-pick farms near Lublin: peppers 1 zł, tomatoes 2 zł

On Sunday, September 20, autumn u-pick operations begin in Zemborzyce Wojciechowskie near Lublin. Pickers can expect attractive prices: peppers cost 1 zł/kg and tomatoes 2 zł/kg. This is a good opportunity for people planning preserves for winter or looking to save money.

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Ukrainian cheese dumplings: soft, slightly sweet, ready in minutes
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Ukrainian cheese dumplings: soft, slightly sweet, ready in minutes

Cheese dumplings from a Ukrainian recipe are a simple dish for lunch, afternoon snack or warm breakfast. The dough is made with cottage cheese and the dumplings cook in about fifteen minutes. They are served topped with butter and fresh fruit pieces.

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Ciasto ze śliwkami w błyszczącej glazurze: kruche i efektowne jak rubiny
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Ciasto ze śliwkami w błyszczącej glazurze: kruche i efektowne jak rubiny

Ciasto z glazurowanymi śliwkami, zwane „rubinową szkatułką”, łączy kruche ciasto z błyszczącymi owocami pokrytymi glazurą po upieczeniu. Śliwki wyglądają jak drogocenne kamienie. Przepis sprawdza się jesienią, gdy śliwki są najsmaczniejsze.

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Bimi at Biedronka: broccoli that tastes like asparagus
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Bimi at Biedronka: broccoli that tastes like asparagus

Bimi is a vegetable combining traits of broccoli and Chinese cabbage — it has long, slender stalks and a more delicate flavor than regular broccoli, closer to asparagus. It can be found in Biedronka's vegetable section. It works steamed, stir-fried, and eaten raw.

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Kosztela: a royal apple variety from Polish orchards
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Kosztela: a royal apple variety from Polish orchards

Kosztela is one of Poland's oldest apple varieties, once cultivated by monks and prized by kings. The fruit is distinguished by exceptional crispness, sweetness and intense aroma. The variety has a centuries-long history and can still be found in Polish orchards.

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High-protein cinnamon buns: fluffy, fit and ready for breakfast
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High-protein cinnamon buns: fluffy, fit and ready for breakfast

High-protein cinnamon buns are an alternative to classic yeast pastries — they have a simpler composition, a solid serving of protein and creamy cheese spread on top. They are fluffy, intensely aromatic with cinnamon and work as breakfast, a post-workout snack or a dessert with coffee.

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Norwegian tomato soup with egg: a cheap ingredient transforms the taste
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Norwegian tomato soup with egg: a cheap ingredient transforms the taste

Norwegians add an egg to tomato soup — an ingredient used in Poland for żurek, borscht, or beet soup, but not tomato soup. The result is a thick, filling soup that can be made without rice or sour cream. It's a cheap and simple way to prepare a nutritious meal.

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Mleczaj jodłowy: bliski kuzyn rydza z pomarańczowym mleczkiem
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Mleczaj jodłowy: bliski kuzyn rydza z pomarańczowym mleczkiem

Mleczaj jodłowy bywa mylony z rydzem — wygląda niemal identycznie i ma wyśmienity smak. Zdradza go przede wszystkim miejsce występowania (lasy jodłowe zamiast sosnowych) oraz charakterystyczne pomarańczowe mleczko wypływające po przecięciu owocnika. To cenny jadalny grzyb, wart uwagi podczas jesiennego grzybobrania.

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Real wasabi costs 1500 zł/kg and grows near Radom
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Real wasabi costs 1500 zł/kg and grows near Radom

The green paste served with sushi in most restaurants is fake — a mixture of horseradish, mustard and food coloring, not authentic Japanese horseradish. A kilogram of real wasabi costs up to 1500 zł, and continental Europe's only wasabi plantation is located near Radom. Genuine wasabi is difficult to grow and requires specific humidity and temperature conditions.

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Why chanterelles turn bitter when fried, and how to prevent it
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Why chanterelles turn bitter when fried, and how to prevent it

Chanterelles can develop a bitter taste for several reasons: old or oversized mushrooms, improper heat treatment, and mistakes in freezing preparation. Frying at sufficiently high temperature and avoiding prolonged cooking are key. Young, small chanterelles have the most delicate flavor and rarely turn bitter.

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Hole in coffee packaging is a CO₂ valve, not a defect
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Hole in coffee packaging is a CO₂ valve, not a defect

The small opening visible on coffee bags is a one-way gas valve that releases carbon dioxide emitted by freshly roasted beans. Without it, the package would swell and burst, and allowing outside air in would speed oxidation and flavor loss. The valve begins working within hours of roasting and allows coffee to stay fresh longer.

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Carbonara without cream: how to make good pasta with smoked bacon
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Carbonara without cream: how to make good pasta with smoked bacon

Classic Italian carbonara uses only four ingredients — eggs, pecorino cheese, guanciale and black pepper — no cream. When Italian cured meat is unavailable, smoked bacon is a good substitute that also produces a tasty dish. The key is proper technique in combining ingredients to avoid curdling the eggs.

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Tomato salad turns watery from one mistake before slicing
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Tomato salad turns watery from one mistake before slicing

The main reason tomato salad becomes a watery mush is not the salt but the slicing method — specifically what you do with tomatoes just before placing them in the bowl. Slice tomatoes with a sharp knife and cut away the stem along with surrounding pulp to prevent juice from flowing out. Only then season and set aside briefly for flavors to blend.

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Bird cherry juice for immunity: one crucial warning about the pits
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Bird cherry juice for immunity: one crucial warning about the pits

Bird cherry, ripening in late summer, has long been used as a natural remedy for autumn infections as homemade juice. The fruit is rich in immunity-boosting compounds, but when making juice, pits must be removed — they contain amygdalin, which releases toxic hydrogen cyanide when crushed. Safe juice is made by cooking the fruit and straining out pits before pouring into jars.

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Quince: Poland's lemon for tea, with season starting in autumn
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Quince: Poland's lemon for tea, with season starting in autumn

Quince are autumn fruits with intense aroma and tart, astringent flavor — too hard and bitter to eat straight from the tree. When covered in sugar, they become an aromatic addition to hot tea. They can be found at markets and home gardens from September.

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