LA CHAUMIÈRE POLONAISE
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2025
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2025
Address in Paris offering meats, fruits, vegetarian and vegan dishes.
Since 1984, just a few steps from the Hébertot theatre, the Polish Cottage welcomes those who want to change. In a gently folkloric room, roulade porc forestière (masurian), crisp au and mushrooms (naleskini), fruit charlotka, chocolate cake Marie Walewska in homage to Napoleon I's mistress or vodka sherbet. Also vegetarian and even vegans dishes in Paris. The whole thing is dildo.
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The Polish cottage and the decor that accompany it only have the name unfortunately ..... As for the cuisine, unfortunately no bigos, no placki, nor even kotlet schabowy!!!! what is the jewel of the cuisine in Poland. I nevertheless commissioned owner if it were a kotlet, it schabowy told me yes. Unfortunately three times alas, nothing to do with what you can eat in Poland: i.e pork chop fried with a fine layer of breadcrumbs and egg yolk; the entire forming a cracking envelope. The meat thick, was not cooked, full of water and simply last in the egg yolk, otherwise known as pork chop with omelettes... In Poland for the preparation of schabowy the cook flattens the coteletes with a mallet wooden tenderize them, and that gets along by far, while, the Polish cottage pas de blows of mallet, and yet the cuisine (what you can call a kitchen it so small and poorly furnished) was right next to us. Basically a restaurant that I will recommend person neither for its price or for the quality of what is the food. French who would go the first time afternoon snack of the Polish cuisine would come from by saying that it is really deg ....... it remains fort worth noting that you will get an idea of the Polish cuisine has nothing to do with reality
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