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Festivals, Fairs and Other Events in Brighton & Hove
Pictured from the top left: Children’s Parade, March of the Mermaids, March of the Mermaids, Brighton Naked Bike Ride I have previously wrote about my... Read More
Polish Ingredients – Mayonnaise
Pictured above: Traditional Polish Vegetable Salad I believe many people will agree with me on this – Polish mayo does not taste the same like any other... Read More
Polish Ingredients – Sour Cabbage (Sauerkraut) & Sour – Pickled Cucumbers
Pictured from the top left: sour cabbage & puff pastry swirls and quick-eating salted dill cucumbers. If you are not familiar with Polish cuisine and came... Read More
#The100DayProject
The 100 Day Project is something I meant to take part in but then completely forgot about it until I saw watercolour post by one... Read More
Traditional Polish Easter Eggs – Pisanki
Pictured from the top left: crochet egg covers, naturally dyed eggs, crochet Easter eggs, onion shell eggs and scratched eggs. Pisanki is a generic name for all... Read More
Imieniny (Name Day) – What is it All About?
I always thought imieniny (name day) was a Polish tradition just to find out that as it comes from feast days of Catholic saints it... Read More
My Favourite Places in Brighton & Hove and Surroundings
Pictured from the top left: Birling Gap, Hove Lawns, Palace Pier, pier with starlings, Devil’s Dyke, Beachy Head, view from i360, Madeira Drive. Brighton is... Read More
Valentine’s Day vs. Noc Kupały in Poland
Valentine’s Day (“Walentynki” in Polish) is upon us, it originates as a Western Christian tradition of honouring one of the saints – St. Valentinus, hence... Read More
Polish Word of the Day #bigosukwords
Just a short note to let you know that now, among many other things, you can learn some Polish (or English) words with us… one... Read More
Polish Genealogy – Research Resources & Tips
Researching Polish genealogy can be quite daunting… websites are often only in Polish, documents in the archives are not only handwritten and damaged but often... Read More
Must Try Polish Foods
Pictured from the top left: szarlotka, kluski z makiem, chłodnik, pierogi. Polish cuisine is real comfort food, stuffed with simple yet delicious ingredients and lots... Read More