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... which is where the President of Poland lives to a restaurant we call the White Kitchen since we cannot pronounce the real name! This is a place that specializes in traditional Polish food. We had steak tartar and smoked carp for starters, roast duck with beets, cranberries, and potatoes for dinner, and an apple cake for ...
A peek into the darkness of the human soul
... br> The funny thing is that ethnically the Russians and the Poles have the same origins - they are both Slavic peoples and the languages are as similar as Spanish and Portuguese. But for all that, both here in Poland and in the Baltic countries you get the distinct feeling that the fear and loathing for Russians is far, far greater than what it is for the ethnically different Germans. As far as I can tell, this seems to have two basic origins. The first is ...
Warsaw
... were a lot of police around because it was essentially Poland's Labour Day (it was a public holiday), and there were protests and rallies. We could hear some in the distance. We went to the New Town (also rebuilt after the War) and had lunch at a Jewish-style (though not kosher) restaurant. We had egg-battered veal cutlets, rice, cymes, carrots, raisins and honey. It was tasty.
After lunch, we had a little nap because we were drained from the heat (again!), and then we ...
The Old Gentleman on the Bus
... based on my estimation of this gentleman's age, he has seen quite a bit in his life time. I guessed him to be about 80, maybe more, maybe less. I cannot be certain. But, if my estimation is correct he was a young 20 during the war which demolished the country of Poland, first by the Germans and then by the Russians as they advanced on the two fronts.
Looking at the back of his head for about 20 minutes gave me time to wonder about what all ...
Goodbye Turkey, Hello Poland
... experience but, as with anywhere, there was the occasional meal that was forgettable. Highlights were: Ayram (yoghurt drink), yoghurt in general, cheeses, kebabs (kebabs, kebabs ...), dried apricots and dates, nuts, lots of eggplant, stuffed peppers and eggplant, baclava, turkish delight, shephards salad, good local wines and beers; lovely ice cream, pide, fresh fruit and vegetables ...
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