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[https://www.seriouseats.com/bread-baking-babcia-polish-sweet-bread-chleb-drozdzowy-recipe by Donna Currie 1/6/23 serious eats] | [https://www.seriouseats.com/bread-baking-babcia-polish-sweet-bread-chleb-drozdzowy-recipe by Donna Currie 1/6/23 serious eats] | ||
"Babcia" means grandmother in Polish, and this is a bread that my husband's grandmother would make for family gatherings. It was one item that Grandma made that my husband particularly liked when he was growing up, but until recently we thought the recipe was lost forever. | "Babcia" means grandmother in Polish, and this is a bread that my husband's grandmother would make for family gatherings. It was one item that Grandma made that my husband particularly liked when he was growing up, but until recently we thought the recipe was lost forever. | ||
What we didn't know was that many years back, when Grandma had visited her son (my husband's uncle), he translated and transcribed some of her recipes. Uncle belonged to a Polish social club that was putting together a club cookbook, and he submitted Grandma's recipes to the project. | What we didn't know was that many years back, when Grandma had visited her son (my husband's uncle), he translated and transcribed some of her recipes. Uncle belonged to a Polish social club that was putting together a club cookbook, and he submitted Grandma's recipes to the project. | ||
