Polish ANGEL WINGS/FAWORKI/CHRUŚCIKI; How to make Polish food by Polish Your Kitchen

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• JO

  @joe3312s · 2 years ago

  I'm not Polish but married into it and love everyday. Thank you and your spouse for making wonderful home cooking videos

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• ZA

  @zabeth8566 · 6 months ago

  My parents come from Poland after WWII and I grew up on all the food you have shown on your videos.   I still make several of them.

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• 4S

  @4speed3pedals · 2 years ago (edited)

  I grew up in Baltimore, MD and my mother is Polish, born in Baltimore. My grandfather came to this county as a young boy from Mary Plock, Poland.  My grandmother was also Polish and born in Baltimore. Highlandtown area was made up of Polish people and the church, St. Stanislaus is closed along with the elementary school.  The neighborhood no longer supported the church as people got older and families moved in and out. My grandparents, mother,  aunts and uncles would speak in Polish when they argued or didn't want "little ears" to know what they were talking about. Wish my Mom could have taught me how to speak the language.  We knew them as Chrusciki.  I have also heard them called bow ties.  Thanks for posting this video.

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• PA

  @paulbegley1464 · 3 years ago

  Who are you trying to kid. Your dad made that board out of LOVE.

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• RO

  @roseangela2797 · 11 months ago

  My mother also called it Chrust ❤.

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• ZA

  @zabeth8566 · 6 months ago

  Love this pastry.

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• 60

  @60rayjay · 5 years ago

  My Grandmother used Whiskey,  for every shot she put into the dough mixture she had a shot for herself.  They always came out great.  Everyone loved them.

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• JU

  @junebelcourt-suhaka1434 · 5 years ago

  My grand mother made those😋 I love your channel because it reminds me of my Polish grandmother and all the food she made!

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• CH

  @christineteller366 · 2 years ago

  The memorys  of Christmas eating angel wings over my Polish grandma house 😊she always made them at Easter 🐣 too

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• IV

  @ivonav3751 · 10 months ago

  My parents were both from Poland, and I grew up having these every year at Christmastime.  My dad (and now even my husband, who is not Polish) were always the ones who would mostly be the ones to make these, as the dough needs a good bit of kneading, and a bit of elbow grease to roll as this as it needs to be. We have not made them as often in the past few years because they are a bit labor-intensive and sometimes we just run out of time right around the holidays, but I think I'll have to make sure to find the time this year. The grandkids are just about old enough now to help tie them up!

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• SU

  @susanrosegale6646 · 1 year ago

  I’m half polish and my mother made these when I was a kid. She did not use the egg whites, so we also made coconut macaroons and dipped them in chocolate. Christmas ritual that I continued with my kids and plan to do with my grandkids. ❤😊 Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe!!

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• KA

  @karenmcdoanld8805 · 1 year ago

  I have to make these!! Not fair my mouth is watering so bad and you're eating in front of us!! I love the hand that comes out to get one!!

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