A classic Polish cheesecake - how to make Polish dessert
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- #cheesecake #poland #baking In this video Anna of PolishYourKitchen.com is hosting a guest Magda Lipińska, the master baker, decorator and owner of "Ale! Ciacho" Pracownia Zdrowego Wypieku (healthy cakes studio) in Szczecin. Cafe operates in two locations:
Ale! Ciacho
Plac Zwycięstwa 1U4
Szczecin
&
Ale! Ciacho
Koński Kierat 17
Szczecin
Magda will teach us how to prepare a classic Polish cheesecake.
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Beautiful presentation Pani Magda is a lovely teacher, Ania she compliments you beautifully
Love this video. so great to see you with a good friend cooking. Plus I loved the 2 of you talking Polish and we could read what you were saying too. More like this would be great!!!
I cried as I watched this because it reminded me so much of my grandmother talking Polish as she made makowiec (poppyseed and nut) at Christmas time. We usually had czernina with prunes and dumplings with dinner. I sometimes dream that we are cooking together again. Thank you, especially, for this video lesson.
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I just love listening to you speak Polish to each other. I’ve picked up on some words, I only wish my parent taught me more.I’m trying to learn the language now so I can speak to my grandchildren.
Loved this and enjoyed listening to Polish language, I live in America spoke polish to my parents wish I would have kept up with it!
You have an amazing channel! The food looks delicious and I love how you mix both the Polish/English language in your vid. It's great for those for want to learn how to speak Polish!
Thank you so much 🤗
Great Video! I love listening to you 2 speak Polish, reminds me of the town I grew up in NJ. Have a Merry Christmas and take care.
look delicious and yum mouth watering😋watching from penang Malaysia best regards
Another wonderful recipe and a great hands on how to video! Thank you and Mark and your talented friend Magda for her expertise!! 😊😎😊😍👍👍👍
ALTHOUGH I AM OF HALF UKRAINIAN HERITAGE AND LOVE THE FOOD, I HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED AND ADORE MANY DIFFERENT CUISINES AND COOK MULTIETHNIC FOODS ALL THE TIME. IF I WERE TO HAVE TO EAT ONLY ONE TYPE OF FOOD I BELIEVE I WOULD BE HAPPIEST WITH YOUR POLISH FOOD THAT HARKENS BACK TO MY CHILDHOOD.. I LOST MY UKRAINIAN NIAN GRANDMA WHEN I WAS ONLY ABOUT NINE SO SHE DID NOT SHOW ME HOW TO MAKE A GREAT MANY FAVORITE DISHES. I THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHOWING ME HOW TO MAKE SOME OF THE FOOD I LOVE THAT SHE MADE.
Dear Anna and Magda, I loved everything about this video. The interaction between the two of you was very heart-warming and isn't great to be with loving friends. I just found your channel a few weeks ago and I am really enjoying watching you. Welcome Magda anytime. Susie
Thank you so much!
Wonderful. Looking forward to making it for my fiancee.....
I'm going to do this asap!!!!
Oh my goodness! I loved watching this , especially the Polish /English version of this incredible recipe! I understood some of the Polish l had learned in my youth , thanks for bringing these memories back to me!
Also loved your recent CZcams on the cathedral in your home city.
Are church services currently being celebrated there? I have only been to Poland one time, and greatly appreciate seeing the beauty of it online.
Super przepis ,już wypróbowałam,sernik był b. pyszny .Znowu będę piekła chociaż nie jest B. Narodzenie.Mieszkam w USA i tym bardziej kocham nasze przepisy,oby było ich jaknajwięcej.Kochane Rodaczki zdałyście egzamin na 6+.Pozdrawiam .❤
Cant wait to try and beautiful hearing Polish
That was fun to watch! What a great guest to have she did wonderful. I would love to see her come back
You read my mind! I was going to message you last week to ask if you had a good eastern european recipe for a fluffy cheesecake and here it is. ♥️ I am tired of thick and heavy and sweet cheesecake made with cream cheese. Thank you Thank you!
Pamiętam Kutia, moja Babcia robiła na święta w Polsce. Wow. I remember those great days. The cheese cake came out great I’m surprised it baked only one hour and cheesecake always crack, it’s a sign that it’s delicious. lol
I'll bet you could add a little Grand Marnier to that chocolate sauce for those who really love orange chocolate like me. 😊
Wesolych Swiat from Florida. I miss my Polish Christmas this year because of Covid 19😢
In Ukraine we use to add raisins and vanilla to our sernik.
That was a fun video! I want this cheesecake. If I was any kind of baker, I’d try this. (I’ve tried to bake snickerdoodles three times and failed miserably.) It was lovely to hear you and your friend speak Polish. ❤️
Welcome to our cooking family Magda and thank you for this delicious recipe. Witaj w naszej kulinarnej rodzinie Magda i dziękujemy za ten przepyszny przepis.
dziekuje bardzo! I loved the Sernik I found years ago in the Polish neighborhood in Chicago but haven't been able to find a recipe. I'm excited to try it!
What a wonderful episode! I have always wanted to try to make a sernik, now I feel like I have the confidence to actually do it!
Great video, I speak Polish and love to hear both languages on this video. Too bad I didn’t find yay sooner, today is Christmas Eve day so I can’t make the cake, but I will try later on sure sounds delicious. Both of you ladies are great. I’m surprised to see such tattoos on your arms. Great work ladies I added you to my subscribers.
Hi can you please make pavlova someday I had it in poland a couple of times and it was the best I've ever tasted yum 😊 x
Would love to see videos on Lenten and Easter meals/desserts. Loved seeing your guest/friend. Thank you for video.
My mother made this for every holiday YUM
Ana that looked so wonderful & rich & delicious so nice your friend came to do a demonstration.
Enjoyed your video, love watching you. My Mom came to the states in September 1947 and I was born January 1948, I remember when I was smaller having oranges at Christmas which was such a treat. Thanks for sharing your stories 💖
Great job ladies 👍🇵🇱
Another menu item was Dried Fruit Kompot or Kompot z Suszonych Owocow. The adults got a sightly different version. I think they added some dark rum.
I would love to see Magda back to make another dessert !
I understand what you two are saying. 🥰
Hello from Canada🇨🇦 ...Excellent Video...Well Done....! Love it 🇵🇱/🇨🇦
My mother got a recipe for a Polish cheesecake from our neighbor who was of Polish decent. This was 55 years ago and our area had many Polish families. The one thing that caught my ear was that the filling made from farmers cheese! I thank both of you for a great video.
Poppy Seed Polish "Makowiec" was on the Christmas menu growing-up....
Ja tez zawsze mam problem z sernikiem, dziekuje sugestie i wskazowki w tym roku bedzie latwiej!
Oh my beautiful cake decorating
Can you please make a cake with tangerines 🍊...I had one time I went to Poland and it was delicious. Thanks.
I love your videos.
Stay safe.
I wish you healthy and happy life. 😊 ❤
Beautiful! I enjoyed this so much. I grew up stopping by the Polish bakery on my way to Grandma's house to pick up cakes for tea. My mom & Grandma would speak Polish the whole visit! My favorite treat was my tea (Grandma had sugar cubes :) and...the cheesecake!
I LOVED WATCHING YOU TWO AND ...OMG....IT TOOK ME BACK TO 1960s WHEN I WAS A CHILD 👶 LISTENING TO MY MOM & AUNT SPEAKING POLISH & I DIDNT UNDERSTAND ONE WORD...sadly we were never taught the language... my mom said...she didn’t want us to understand what was being said.... 🙄 😢 she spoke &=wrote polish fluently as her parents spoke very little English....I was upset over that all my life...I wish I could turn back the clock and get her to teach me polish... I know lots of polish ... words... & some phrases but that’s it...ty for your channel... I LOVE WATCHING & LISTENING TO YOU SPEAK.....
LOVED this video. Reminded me of when I was little.
Thankyou so much inspiration and fun, New Zealand
OMG!!!! That looks absolutely divine sure would love to try that.. I just love with how much precision this was made to get that perfect result
Awesome 👍👍👏👏 Madzia i Ania.. everybody loves polish style sernik! O make mine same and together with poppyseeds on the bottom 😉👍 killing 2 "birds" same time haha it's delish😋😋😋
I'm Polish and I've never in my whole ass life seen Sernik made - or sold- like this.
Perfection! Great step by step presentation. It was quite comforting to hear the Polish language once again as I grew up with it. Polish downstairs, English upstairs.
Wow, thank you!
I ordered your cookbook and just got 2 glass fermenting crocks for kraut. I usually use 5 gallon buckets but I like your method. Wesołych Świąt
That looks so good! I'll have to make this soon!
If this question is a silly one, please forgive me and I apologize. Is there a difference between sernik and serowiec? The reason I do not know this is because my grandmother wouldn't really teach my Mom how to speak Polish because, "we live in America now. You learn English," meanwhile everyone else spoke Polish to each other. Which was a shame, because I would've loved to have learned how to speak the language. So now, whenever I search for "serowiec," I always get sernik in the search results and it puzzles me why.
When I was young, my Mom used to make a cheesecake from cottage cheese. It was cheaper than cream cheese and she called it "serowiec." Her serowiec had a flour cake bottom and she baked it in two parts. She started by making the cake part and baked it in the oven, then while it was baking, she made the filling. Then she pulled it out of the oven, put the filling on it, and then returned it to the oven. She also used lemon juice and lemon zest in it. Although, sometimes she'd use orange.
Thank you for reading this long winded question. It was nice reminiscing a bit too. I enjoy your channel. I have been a subscribber for a little while, and I found your FB page a few months ago. I really enjoy your channel. When I'm watching it, it always takes me back to when I was a child and I'd "help" my Mom in the kitchen. Very fond memories!
This looks incredible. I won’t wait until Christmas to make this!
Holy mole looks amazing!
Wow that looks amazing!! I’m making this for New Year!!
Ain't got no farmers cheese in the US... guess I need to use cream cheese! This cheese cake is a little like a souffle with all those whipped egg whites. Keep the wine flowing!!
Merry Christmas!!
Go to European store..like Italian, Polish or others...they have farmers cheese...or you can order it
@@marthamika7372... cream cheese will work! Thanks!!
sometimes the larger grocery stores carry it around the holidays. Our Shoprite does carry it around Christmas in small packages. I generally get the three pound size at the local Polish Deli.
Italian Basket cheese is the same as farmers cheese.
Try ricotta or make your own fresh cheese with whole milk and buttermilk.
Very nice
Looks really pretty
woow my favorite video my birthday is in April guess i will make this for Me! looked the language spoken !
Great recipe - Anna must be a sweet tooth - check out 24:22
As Anna places the bowl aside - she says in polish something like " I want to eat the left overs
I agree - let's not waste any of that awesome cheesecake
I remember how ships were stuck in the Suez Canal and, it was the horror flowed from the evening news that the oranges would not reach our Christmas tables again! I think they were available for the chosen ones unfortunately.
Excellent!!! Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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PIOTREK KASZKUR GWIAZDA SHOW BIZNESU POZDRAWIA SERDECZNIE WSZYSTKICH PAŃSTWA CAŁUJE WAS MIŁO PITER ARTIST FROM POLAND LOVE POLAND..
Treating myself with this cake for my birthday tomorrow...picked up farmers cheese at the Amish farmer’s market today! Can’t wait...also, you always seem to be in a different kitchen? I can’t decide which one I like most....do you move or redecorate?
We did move. We had an apartment in the middle of the city that got a little too loud, so we moved to the outskirts of the city. Thanks for watching!
That cheesecake is looking yummy!
It’s very hard to find soft farmers cheese in South East Michigan, can you make it soft somehow using the hard cheese? Thanks
Polish store should have it. Or Russian store.
You should be able to buy farmer cheese on line. Try Friendship cheese factory in Friendship, NY. They do make farmers cheese. I live near there and you can buy the cheese at some grocery stores. I don't know if you make homemade pierogi, but one of my favorites is farmer cheese pierogi, you just add a bit of pepper.
well done ladies, very nice :)
Thank you! 😊
Wow, delicious 😋
My hubby says the same thing, and that means when i talk to someone in polish and he doesn't understand 😂
That was so enjoyable! Is it possible to add some liqueur, like Amaretto to the mixture?
Yes, absolutely
How come some sernik recipes have crusts and some don’t? Is one more traditional?
Ja bym taki surowy zajadał przed pieczeniem 😁
Hi there how many eggs were added please. Awesome site 👍
Here is the recipe: www.polishyourkitchen.com/easy-polish-cheesecake-sernik/
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i wonder if you could substitute ricotta for farmers cheese?
I would use half ricotta and have cream cheese for this recipe. Just make sure that you mix really well. For other recipes ricotta is a good substitute all on it's own. Thanks for watching!
No subtitles is an disadvantage.
American cheesecake is not cheesecake. Polish cheesecake is the gold standard.
THAT'S CALLED FOLDING IN
PLUS LEMON ZEST
Pewex pomarancze
I would like to know why the egg whites were put in the filling !!!?? My Daughter has been making cheese cakes for years & they are delicious but she doesn't use egg whites in hers' to my knowledge .....What does it do for the cheesecake.....?
You seem to have a lot of people watching who can speak some polish and seems to understand it, but you also have some Americans who do not and have no idea what all is going on...... so needs to be explained a lot better......why not let the lady do the making of the cake and you ask her questions & you repeat what she says in English..... I think this would be better .....
Don't know if you have a big following of English speaking people or not.....I read a lot of the comments, but not all.....and I did enjoy your Kraut making you did.....
Most of the time cheesecakes do not split.....on occasion I believe my Daughter has had a few to do that.....can an expert explain why it cracks?
I have heard to not open the door after the cake is done, maybe just crack open the door and leave it shut until cake is DONE !!!
I DID NOT SEE WHAT YOU GUIYS DID, EITHER I MISSED IT OR CAMERA DIDN'T SHOW IT, BUT I WILL GO BACK & WATCH THE END OF THIS TO SEE..... THANKS
I did go back & check & it did not show the cake being put in oven or taken out of oven !!!
And other thing , please leave the MUSIC OFF......it is annoying...... we want to be able to hear what's being said.....sorry...... I just can't understand why people have music on a cooking video !!! I watch cooking videos to listen to what is going on and to learn , not have to strain to hear between music....... not necessary......this will hurt your viewing.... in my opinion.....
Rutten filmmaker
Sorry but this is not a polish cheesecake!
I am sure you did yr tatoo. When you were much younger. You still like it now? I wonder how it will look like when you get much older. They texture of the skin change with age.
I had my tattoo done a couple of years ago. I like it as much as those I had done decades ago. I’d like to think that I will look great when I’m old, even if my skin is wrinkled. Beauty is in the soul. 😊🥰
@@PolishYourKitchen True, beauty is in the eyes of beholder too. I am 69 years old. People around my age, I think regards tatoos are for gangster. At a young age we used to see gangster with tatoos. Nowadays , I do see tatoos is beautiful for some people but not often. I think tatoos are excellent for masking scare or impurity on skin. All the best to yr skin when you arrive at yr 80 yrs.
You are supposed to be watching a cooking show not judging someone on their tattoos !
Can you make faworki
Sernik
ALTHOUGH I AM OF HALF UKRAINIAN HERITAGE AND LOVE THE FOOD, I HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED AND ADORE MANY DIFFERENT CUISINES AND COOK MULTIETHNIC FOODS ALL THE TIME. IF I WERE TO HAVE TO EAT ONLY ONE TYPE OF FOOD I BELIEVE I WOULD BE HAPPIEST WITH YOUR POLISH FOOD THAT HARKENS BACK TO MY CHILDHOOD.. I LOST MY UKRAINIAN NIAN GRANDMA WHEN I WAS ONLY ABOUT NINE SO SHE DID NOT SHOW ME HOW TO MAKE A GREAT MANY FAVORITE DISHES. I THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHOWING ME HOW TO MAKE SOME OF THE FOOD I LOVE THAT SHE MADE.