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Re: What do you eat for Christmas dinner? - December 18th 2022, 06:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Silvan View Post
Traditionally we have 12 dishes.
  • Red borscht with mushroom raviolis
  • Mushroom soup
  • Carp (the most important dish)
  • Herring in oil
  • Herring in cream
  • Herring in vinegar
  • Dumplings with mushrooms and cabbage
  • Bigos (special sauerkraut)
  • Kutia (a dessert made of wheat grain, poppy seeds, honey and some other additions)
  • Dried fruit compote (yes, it counts as a dish )
  • Greek-style fish
  • Cabbage with peas

Of course, some dishes may vary depending on the part of the country - the list above is what my family makes every year. Still, even if some dishes differ by the region, every family makes exactly 12 dishes.
For some reason I really enjoy our Christmas food, so that's one more reason for loving this time of year All the main celebrations take place on the 24 December in Poland - the traditional dinner is followed by opening the gifts.
Wow, thank you for sharing what your tradition is! While I may not enjoy these dishes I like the idea of having 12 dishes like that. I’d be so stuffed!


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