Category Archives: Poland

Spring Traditions Around the World

I am part of a world-side, diverse group of bloggers called Multicultural Kid Bloggers who write about their experiences in multicultural parenting. Every month we host a different blogging carnival, which focuses on a relevant topic, and includes perspectives from (literally) around the world. For example, we discussed teaching heritage to your children, and talked about winter traditions around the world, and the importance of family traditions. Join us on facebook, Twitter or pinterest to meet other multicultural, globally-minded parents.

This month’s carnival is all about our Spring traditions. Continue reading

Polish and Proud- Making Christmas Pierogi

I’d like to introduce you to my longtime friend and mother of 3, Susan English. Today she’s sharing with us one of her family’s traditions: making pierogi at Christmastime. Susan has credit for all of the photos here.

Pierogi-Making Kid World Citizen

Our traditional Polish Christmas Wigilia planning has begun.  With only 10 days until Christmas, four generations came together to make our family’s favorite item on the Christmas Eve menu:  pierogi.  What started as a clean kitchen ended up as a floured mess.  Great Grandma was busy cooking onions and sauerkraut while Grandma made the potato dough.  My four- year old had the important job of rolling the dough, playing with the dough, then rolling it flat again.  Once the dough was rolled, he used the top of a large cup to cut out a circle from the dough.  The sauerkraut mixture was spooned into the center of the circle, closed up and sealed at the ends with a fork.  Continue reading

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