Posted on June 8th, 2009 in
Polish recipes
Until I moved to Poland I thought all pickles were made with vinegar. At least that is the way they are made in the States. However, unless you are using cider vinegar, Ocet (vinegar in Polish) is no good for you as it breaks down white blood cells.
Then I discovered that Polish pickles are made with horseradish (not great if you are pregnant, but ok healthy if you are not), garlic dill and some salt. No vinegar. For me this was amazing, I could enjoy a healthy low calorie pickle with a superior taste and no acidic taste to detrimental affects.
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