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Lightly Salty, Naturally Fermented Dill Pickles πŸ«™πŸ₯’

September 3, 2015 by Food Polka

Growing up in Poland, I fell in love with homemade sour pickles – especially ones that were naturally fermented. The pickles sold in America are cucumbers preserved in vinegar. My idea of a pickle is a cucumber that’s been naturally fermented in a brine solution. The most common place to find them in the U.S. is at Jewish delis or overpriced foodie spots, but these places usually only give you one, or even just half of a pickle, so I’m […]

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Categories: Apetizer, Black Pepper, Cabbage, Cucumbers, Culinary Writing, Dill, Dinner, Editorial, Food Photography, Food Styling, Garlic, German Cuisine, Herbs, Lunch, Pickles, Polish Cuisine, Privet Chef Events, Resourceful Cooking, Salad, Salt, Snack, Spices, Thai Chili, Vegan, Vegeterian, Yellow mustard seeds • Tags: art director, creative director, creative food stylist los angeles, dill pickles, fermented cucumbers, fermented food, food photographer, food photographer los angeles, food polka, food styling los angeles, food stylist, food stylist los angeles, home fermented cucumbers, home food fermentation, home made pickles, home preserves, jemwiecjestem.com, jewish deli style pickles, marta fowlie, marta smolczewska, personal chef LA, Polish Carnival, Polish chef, Polish cuisine, polish cuisine is us, polish pickles, published by Marta Fowlie, sauerkraut and pickles

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According to Polish Conventional Wisdom Homemade, Veggie Pickles Cure Hangover

March 26, 2015 by Food Polka

How about some good, old, homemade veggie pickles? Just like our grandmas used to make. You can make them at home, pack them in a nice jar, and give them as a gift. They are perfect alone as a snack, appetizer, or an addition to your sandwich or dinner. Polish people say that they are great for hangovers. I think you should test that. Quick Pickled Veggies Shopping List (makes approximately 3/1-pint jars): Now follow these steps: If you want […]

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Categories: Apetizer, Black Pepper, Brown mustard seeds, California Cuisine, Carrots, Cauliflower, Condiments, Coriander, Cumin, Dinner, Food Photography, Food Styling, Lunch, Pickles, Published by Marta Fowlie, Red Onions, Rice Vinegar, Salt, Snack, Spices, Thai Chili, Vegan, Vegetables, Vegetarian, Vegeterian, Yellow mustard seeds • Tags: art director, creative director, creative food stylist los angeles, food photographer, food photographer los angeles, food styling los angeles, food stylist, food stylist los angeles, home made pickles, made pickles, personal chef LA, pickeled vegetables, privet chef in LA, published by Marta Fowlie, quick pickles, refreshement, vegan snack, Veggie Pickles

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Double Dip allowed. Chocolaty aphrodisiac fruit dessert

February 11, 2015 by Food Polka

Valentine’s Day is a perfect occasion for dipping aphrodisiac fruit in rich, velvety chocolate that itself is an aphrodisiac. Cut aphrodisiac fruits into shapes that only your imagination can deliver. Put them on the skewer. Hold them with your fingertips by the stem. Dip the fruit inside that warm pot, full of velvety, chocolate. Pamper your lip and mouth with it. Let your tongue feel it when it’s still warm. To add more spice to your dessert and make it […]

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Categories: Apetizer, Bananas, Cherries, Chocolate, Coffee, Culinary Writing, Dark Chocolate, Dessert, Food Photography, Food Styling, Marta Fowlie, Marta Smolczewska, Milk Chocolate, Pomegranate, Privet Chef Events, Published by Marta Fowlie, Recipe Development, Spices, Strawberries, Thai Chili, Valentine's Day, Vegetarian, Watermelon • Tags: aphrodisiac food, aphrodisiac ingredients based dessert, aphrodisiac ingredients based dinner, art director, creative director, creative food stylist los angeles, cute dessert idea, food photographer, food photographer los angeles, food photography, food styling, food styling los angeles, food stylist, food stylist los angeles, personal chef LA, privet chef in LA, published by Marta Fowlie, valentines day dinner in la, valentines day recipe, velentines day, X aphrodisiac dessert recipe

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