Dosyć, me old sausage!

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How many kinds of Polish sausage are there and what are the defining elements
of the different types of sausage? Are there any sausage experts on this
group? It's time to come out of the pantry.

[nasza_maggie]

Usually it depends upon the region.
Th defining element is the process of making sausages and meats.

www.wedlinydomowe.pl/articles.php?topic=52
left hand side at the bottom.



There you go, I'm out of the sausage closet I guess

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Good stuff, Maggie! Anyone else want out of the sausage closet?

[brookie]

What's your favourite sausage than, Dave?
I love Mysliwska ( dried off one), krakowska and domowa ( my butcher makes it
real tasty and not too fatty).

[babiana]

I love polish sausages. According to my father, who was a connaisseur, a good
sausage can be recognized by the ease with which the skin is peeled off. Before
the war, good sausages were made by manually cutting the meat into little
pieces. Nowadays the meat is ground in a machine and it simply isn't the same.
A year ago, my daughter wanted to surprise me and smuggle sausages into Canada
from Poland; a practice that is a big headache for Canadian customs officers
since bringing in meat products is forbidden. At the airport she noticed a dog
being walked around in search of drugs. It smelled her bags, but did not alarm
the officers. It was evidently not very interested in our national produce, but
her heart did skip a beat .... The sausages did make it through, and I couldn't
have gotten a better gift!

[brookie]

Great gift in a good taste!

[babiana]

The taste was great! To think that not that long ago the smuggling of polish
sausages was the main concern of custom officers at the airports. I must admit
that they were kind not to ever impose any penalty for this crime. They simply
confiscated the products. Let’s hope that one day polish sausages will regain
their status as important offences at the airports.

[brookie]

It must have been worth an effort, what sort of sausage was that?
I remember my Dad used to smoke his own sausages, hams and bacons.
Gosh, I'd kill for that taste now.

[beer_forever]

Brookie, no worries. Don't kill yourself. You can taste mine. Big,fat and
loooong polish sausage

[brookie]

Far out!. Smoked one?
I'm pretty fussy but it sounds tempting.

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brookie napisała:

> What's your favourite sausage than, Dave?
> I love Mysliwska ( dried off one), krakowska and domowa ( my butcher makes it
> real tasty and not too fatty).


I love metka cebulowa, and frankfurterki the Polish way. I basically love raw
meat and raw fish.

[brookie]

Have you ever tried "tatar" before? It's made of raw shaved premium beef.

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Oh yes. I definitely like that one.

[babiana]

Good news for Polish and Italian pig farmers. And a quite peaceful way to fight
terrorism.

I've got this humorous message but I do not know how old it is and who is the
writer and whether this is accurate/true or not but might have a positive effect.

"It is still unclear exactly how to best fight against an enemy who wants to be
killed. During World War II, we faced a similar enemy in the Japanese Imperial
Forces, but they were concentrated on islands where we could fulfill their death
wish without hurting anybody else, whereas many of the terrorists live among us.

In the light of that, we need to fight Muslims back with religiously effective
weapons.

Israeli police are considering using bags of pig lard in buses and other
places to deter Muslim suicide bombers. In fact, the proposal has received the
approval of the Jerusalem rabbinate.

Rabbi Eliezer Moshe Fisher, of the Jerusalem Rabbinical Court, ruled yesterday
that "there is no Halachic ban on using bags of lard in buses and other places"
when saving lives is concerned. The Halachic permit says bags of lard may be
used in any place that might be a target for suicide bombings, such as schools,
shopping malls and railway stations.

The rabbi also said that if the police do not use pig fat in buses, tens
of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jews will arm themselves with spray guns filled
with liquid lard to be used against terrorists.

Strict Muslim tradition holds that any Muslim who comes in contact with a pig
before dying will be denied access to heaven.

"If bags of pig lard will prevent zealous Muslim terrorists from
carrying out attacks, I'm all for it," said Deputy Internal Security Minister
Ya'acov Edri (Likud) in response to the plan.

In October, former Chief Rabbi Mordehai Eliyahu and Kiryat Arba's Chief Rabbi
Dov Lior gave their endorsement to a proposal to test the use of wild pigs in
detecting terrorist infiltrators and explosives in West Bank communities.

Since the Muslim fundamentalists launch their suicide attacks against the
U.S. and Israel because of their firm belief that they will immediately go
to Paradise to be welcomed by their 72 black-eyed virgins, it follows that
they would be terrified by anything that their religious faith tells
them would prevent them from going to Paradise.

A devout Muslim fundamentalist does believe that if he touches anything from
a pig at death, his is doomed forever. So may I introduce the new Secret
super-weapon against Muslim Terrorists missiles and airburst bombs filled
with pig parts. There should be special public ceremonies in which our bullets
are baptized in pigs blood.

I really do believe that this would immediately suppress their Jihad fervor
and strike terror into their hearts. Nations like Italy and Poland that produce
a large amount of pig products would be only too glad for us to have them for
use in anti-Jihad weapons."

DOGGY-DUMB

[szahtut]

babiana napisała:

.... During World War II, we faced a similar enemy in the Japanese Imperial
> Forces, but they were concentrated on islands where we could fulfill their
deat
> h
> wish without hurting anybody else, whereas many of the terrorists live among
us
> .
>
> In the light of that, we need to fight Muslims back with religiously effective
> weapons.
>
> Israeli police are considering using bags of pig lard in buses and other
> places to deter Muslim suicide bombers. In fact, the proposal has received the
> approval of the Jerusalem rabbinate.
.....

shameful, just go to Hiroshima and Kazaki, and you can see the harm was done by
Nuclear weapons, then how could explain the suffering of generation and
generation,
what you are telling us for "fun", remember us the middel age:when Islamic
faith was growing aand growing, even today,
Wow it is crap, I don't understand why this faith has so much fellowers, even
what is going on before and after,

i doubt who will kill himself pay attention to pig lard because even the
rabbins don't touch pig lard, so what is the solution: VODKA it is solution,
yeah it is,,, baby

[babiana]

Ja_Karola's post fits Szahtut's syndrome like a glove.

:: Foreigners living in Poland


Autor: ja_karola
Data: 20.06.06, 03:14

Another case of HCP (High Conflict Person)?
My signature speaks volumes...

High Conflict People.

we meet these high conflict people every day at work, at forums, the hockey
rink, community group. Kilka sugestii jak postepowac wobec nich:
Don't take things personally. Stop thinking you have to prove something to this
troubled person

Don't kid yourself that you will ever get a HCP to see things your way, even if
you think your way is right
Don't accuse HCP of being amoral, evil, stupid or crazy - as tempting as it might be
Develop detachment.If a HCP launches into a fantastic story about something that
happened to them, say as neutrally as possible, "That's interesting."
Don't agree. Don't disagree. Don't pursue details. Change the subject so you're
not engaged in battles of what's true and what's not.

Sensible weapons vs. religious nutters

[ianek70]

Psychotic Muslims who touch pig fat before death go to hell. For them, that's
bad. Even for the non-psychotic ones, it's bad.
By touching pig fat before murdering civilians, suicide bombers are denied
their 72 dead virgins.

Religious fanatics, especially the desperate, brainwashed or psychotic ones,
like sacrifice.
"I'll die and go to paradise for my beliefs." For peer acceptance. Boring.
Where's the sacrifice in that?
"I'll go to hell for my beliefs." That's real sacrifice. Suffering is a
challenge. You get remembered for it. For a while, anyway.

Logically, pig fat should deter religious fanatics.
History shows us, however, that you can't fight religion with logic.

[szahtut]

> Logically, pig fat should deter religious fanatics.
> History shows us, however, that you can't fight religion with logic.

what is your scientific evidence?

[babiana]

"Don't pursue details. Change the subject so you're not engaged in battles of
what's true and what's not."

[szahtut]

babiana napisała:

> "Don't pursue details. Change the subject so you're not engaged in battles of
> what's true and what's not."

Thanks , I start to think about baboon evolution based on Darwin theory,

[babiana]

Food and drink

The good meat guide

Caroline Boucher selects the finest fresh meat and game available by mail order
- from Irish venison to Lakeland lamb and French chicken - for red-blooded
carnivores to get their teeth into

Sunday September 24, 2006
The Observer


"Looking ahead ... the NFU is urging us to help our farmers by ensuring their
Christmas turkey is British. Many breast or crown joints on sale will have come
from as far as Poland and South America."

NFU (National Farmer's Union): be on the alert. Polish turkey is coming.

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These stupid farmers who put Poland and South America in the same breath
obviously have never heard of the Europe Union. They'd have heard of it soon
enough if their subsidy cheques didn't come through.