/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13006515
>They stink to high heavens

My parents were post-WWII Polish immigrants and my dad loved flaczki, so mom would regularly cook up a huge witch kettle of the stuff and freeze Tupperware containers for him so he could microwave them after work (he worked nights) and when I’d come home from school and she was cooking it, the entire house reeked of the stuff and my dad would always tease me and try to get me to eat it.

“Mmmm, flaczki good! You eat, sonofabitch! Hahaha!”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flaki

>>10919473
> She had the recipes from the pre-war days.

And they were all in head, she never owned any cookbooks, having learned to cook in a girls boarding school where she lived until she was 18, after my grandparents both died within a year of each other.

She used to regularly make a huge witch kettle of flaki soup (tripe soup) for my dad and freeze it in Tupperware containers for him to heat up in the microwave (he worked nights) and when she was making it, I’d come home from school and the entire house reeked of “cow’s stomach soup” and my dad would always tease me and try to get me to eat some every time.

“Mmmm, cow stomach soup is good! You eat, sonofabitch! Ha ha ha!”

>>8430260
>Do you have any tradition meals?

My parents were post-WWII Polish immigrants and my dad _LOVED_ flaczki (tripe soup) and mom would make up a huge witch kettle of the stuff (stinking up the entire house) and freeze portions in pint sized Tupperware containers, so dad could microwave them all week long.

I absolutely hated it and refused to eat any and my dad would tease me about it mercilessly, laughing drunkenly as ate his gross cow stomach soup.

>>6077864
If you ever visit Poland, you should try a tripe soup.