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The document provides descriptions of several traditional Polish foods and dishes, including cheesecake, apple pie, gingerbread, broth, dumplings, gołąbki (cabbage rolls), kotlet mielony (meatballs), kaszanka (blood sausage), pyzy (potato dumplings), and bigos (sauerkraut stew). It discusses common ingredients and preparation methods for many of these dishes, which are an important part of Polish cuisine and culture.
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