Dishes for special events in Poland
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The document discusses several Polish holidays and their food traditions. For Christmas Eve, there are traditionally 12 meatless dishes that are mainly fish and vegetables. Easter Sunday features a family breakfast including blessed foods from Easter Saturday like hard boiled eggs and cold meats. Fat Thursday, the last Thursday before Lent, is the final day of carnival celebrations known for cheesecake and poppy seed cake.
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Catholics in Poland celebrate Easter in April with religious services and traditions such as bringing palm branches to church on Palm Sunday. On Holy Saturday, people take baskets of food like bread, eggs, sausage and sweets to church to be blessed. Families have festive breakfasts on Easter Sunday when children look for chocolate eggs left by the Easter Bunny, and people visit relatives. Easter Monday involves playful water splashing between Poles.
Christmas in Poland
This document discusses Polish Christmas traditions and customs. It describes how students in Poland prepare for Christmas by making cards and decorating trees. It mentions that Santa Claus brings presents on December 6th. It outlines traditions for Christmas Eve, including waiting for the first star, eating a special meal with 12 dishes including fish and beet soup, and opening presents under the Christmas tree. The document also briefly discusses the nativity scene, Christmas superstitions, and wishing others a merry Christmas.
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Bulgarians have several traditions associated with Easter, including decorating and blessing pussy willow branches, painting eggs, baking special Easter breads, and attending church services. The first egg is painted red to symbolize Christ's blood. On Easter Sunday, families attend midnight church services where the priest proclaims "Christ has risen" and parishioners' candles are blessed. Upon returning home, families enjoy Easter bread and dyed eggs as part of the celebrations.
Easter In Poland
Easter in Poland involves many religious traditions and celebrations over several days. Palm Sunday begins the Easter holiday and involves blessing palms in church. Maundy Thursday and Good Friday mark the start of the Easter vigil and tombs of Christ. On Holy Saturday, baskets of Easter foods like eggs, bread, and sausages are blessed in church. Families have an important breakfast on Easter Sunday morning before attending church services. Easter traditions continue on Easter Monday with boys playfully sprinkling girls with water in an ancient spring cleansing ritual.
Easter
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гурток англійської мови “Enjoy English” Палацу дітей та юнацтва (кер. Бєльська С.М.)
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Easter customs and traditions in 5 European Countries: Bulgaria, Cyprus, Ireland, Italy, France and Portugal
Christmas in Poland
A PowerPoint presentation about Christmas traditions in Poland prepared by a Polish student - Kinga Serwin
Easter
Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week and the arrival of Jesus in Jerusalem. Maundy Thursday commemorates the Last Supper. Good Friday is observed through prayer and fasting, as well as kissing the cross. On Holy Saturday, baskets of food are blessed in church. Easter Sunday is spent with family, celebrating Christ's resurrection through a special breakfast and the tradition of kids receiving sweets from the Easter Bunny. Easter Monday is unique to Poland, where people expect to get drenched with water.
Christmas In Lithuania
Christmas Eve is the most important holiday in Lithuanian Christmas traditions. Families gather for a special meatless dinner, bringing together all family members and strengthening bonds. Dishes like poppy seed milk and cranberry pudding are served, and rituals like sharing Christmas wafers and predicting the future with grains of wheat are observed. Christmas Day involves exchanging gifts and further family gatherings.
Easter In Poland
Easter In Poland Prezentacja przygotowana przez uczniów Gimnazjum im. Anny Wazówny w Golubiu-Dobrzyniu w ramach projektu Comenius We Guide Our Partners
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Polish Christmas customs involve four weeks of Advent preparation. On Christmas Eve (Wigilia), families decorate trees with candles and paper, place gifts underneath, and prepare a special supper of 12 dishes including carp and pierogi. The meal begins after the first star appears. On Christmas Day, people celebrate with breakfast and meat before observing the weather signs. St. Stephen's Day on December 26 involves caroling from house to house. New Year's Eve celebrations vary from balls to family gatherings. The Epiphany on January 6 ends the Christmas season and involves blessing homes with the initials K+M+B.
Easter
I usually celebrate Easter with my family by playing games, eating dishes like eggs, fish and rice, visiting my grandma, and painting eggs different colors before Easter. We also have an egg fight and egg hunt. In Russia, the night before Easter there are church services and processions while people bake kulich and paint eggs. On Easter people visit neighbors and exchange painted eggs, saying "Khristos voskres!". Easter greetings in different places include "Khristos voskres" in Russia, "Christ has risen from the dead" in England, and "Qristos haryav I mereloc, ortnyal e harutyuny Qristosi" in Armenia.
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Dishes for special events in Poland
- 2. Christmas Christmas Eve dinner traditionally consists of 12 dishes. Tradition requires that Christmas Eve dishes are meatless. They are actually quite healthy because they contain mainly fish and vegetables. Easter Easter Sunday in Poland is celebrated with an Easter breakfast. Easter breakfast consists of the foods blessed on Easter Saturday as well as other traditional Easter foods. It is typically a family-oriented occasion when hard boiled eggs and cold meats like sausages are eaten. Fat Thursday It is the last Thursday before the Lent and the last day of carnival.
- 12. cheesecake poppy seed cake