Pliable almond paste tinted with food coloring and formed into fruits, animals, and holiday shapes.

Sliced raw cucumbers in sour cream or sour milk.

Means “cutlet” meat dipped in egg, often lightly breaded and then fried.

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German/Polish foods

Question	Answer
Kielbasas	Garlic flavored pork sausage.
Kirsch	Cherry liqueur.
Marzipan	Pliable almond paste tinted with food coloring and formed into fruits, animals, and holiday shapes.
Sernik	Cheesecake
Mizeria	Sliced raw cucumbers in sour cream or sour milk.
Schnitzel	Means “cutlet” meat dipped in egg, often lightly breaded and then fried.
Paczki	Traditional polish doughnuts.