Al, I believe the study of Genealogy is about family history. And History is pretty inclusive. So food is open game as well. Regards, Jim On Jul 18, 2007, at 1:54 AM, Alfred E. Wegner wrote: > Big deal , Jim, we are talking about one receipt not all foods, put > something more interesting on this forum be sides Polish language, > Is that > Genealogy?? > > Al Wegner Kuba Przedzienkowski jimpres1@mac.com kuba@przedzienkowski.com www.przedzienkowski.com

You know it always bugged me that people talked about the ethnic "stuff". Then one day I realized that part of the ethnic-food, costumes etc..- especially what you grew up eating whether you liked it or disliked it can be an indication of what part of the country your ancestors came from! In my own family some of the foods I grew up with helped me establish where some of my Polish family was. They still eat the same foods today. Even funnier the same recipes.. Yes there's another site about food and Easter Eggs and other customs..but ..I did get a great recipe for cabbage rolls! and IF YOU USE THE SUBJECT LINE CORRECTLY you can always delete. Sometimes it's just exciting to see the names of some of those yummy foods and it brings back great memories. poppy seed cake and those yummy twist things made out of flour, deep fried and dipped in icing sugar.. ! I never knew some of the names but they sure are good.! We should be happy to have such an exciting group of people that are always wanting to share.! Charlene Herbert in ONtario Canada...