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Polish Dessert Recipes

Quick And Easy Polish Pastry Recipes


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These Polish dessert recipes are easy to make yet taste so delicious. The Polish people are famous for their tasty baked goods and desserts, and these wholesome pastry treats are no exception.

Mom often made these little Polish tartlets when she knew company was coming. They were quick and easy to make and always drew compliments, and I am sure you will enjoy them too. Sometimes the tastiest treats are the simplest to make. Why not treat yourself today?





Polish Dessert Recipe

This easy Polish tartlets recipe is taken from "The Boston Cooking-School Cook Book" by Fannie Merritt Farmer, Principal of the Boston Cooking School, published by Little, Brown and Company, Boston, circa 1916.

Mom often made this easy dessert recipe, but she substituted tangy orange marmalade for the preserve; they were always delicious!


Roll puff or plain paste one-eighth inch thick, and cut in two and one-half inch squares; wet the corners, fold toward the center, and press lightly; bake on a sheet; when cool, press down the centers and fill, using two-thirds quince marmalade and one-third currant jelly.

Polish Dessert Recipe

This vintage Polish pastry recipe for making tartlets is taken from "The Book Of Household Management" by Mrs. Isabella Beeton, published by the author in 1861.

Ingredients: Puff-paste, the white of an egg, pounded sugar.

Method: Roll some good puff-paste out thin, and cut it into 2-1/2-inch squares; brush each square over with the white of an egg, then fold down the corners, so that they all meet in the middle of each piece of paste; slightly press the two pieces together, brush them over with the egg, sift over sugar, and bake in a nice quick oven for about 1/4 hour.

When they are done, press down a little hole in the middle of the paste, and fill it up with apricot jam, marmalade, or red currant jelly. Pile them high in the center of a dish, on a napkin, and garnish with the same preserve the tartlets are filled with. Sufficient for 2 dishes of pastry. Seasonable at any time.

Note: It should be borne in mind that, for all dishes of small pastry, such as the preceding, trimmings of puff-pasty, left from larger tarts, answer as well as making the paste expressly for the tartlets.




Polish dessert recipes cookbook I know you will enjoy the delicious taste of these easy Polish dessert recipes. Why not make a plateful of fruit tartlets for your next party?




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