a folk music group will create a great ambience during the dinner
After the dinner we invite you for a competition to became a real polish nobleman
Our noblemen friends will tell you what are the rules
Some are checking the wardrobe . . .
before this competition you have to check the armour carefully
because you will have to slice a cabbage with a sabre. As the cabbage is going to be used later on to make a traditional polish stew called BIGOS you have to slice it for really very smal pices . . .
some are fighting with boken's - a kind of safe sabre used for trainings
Following the rules of course
the others are just learning how to use a traditional bow _ it is easy to aim as well as to shoot but it is not that easy to reach the target
you will also learn how to load and shoot the canon _ be prepared or a very loud and exitings sensation
And BOOOOOM !!!
this competition looks not that impresing as the others but it's a source of fun and laughter not easy to restrain. Guests who doesn't speak polish will have to pronounce written down,
difficult Polish words. Each word will be translated for the contestant, whose task will
be to build a sentence and use the Polish word in its meaning in the sentence.
the best competitors will be rewarded but a determination and team spirit will be necessary to win the prize.
Menu of the evening:
Soup: “Żurek” with sausage – traditional polish soup
Main Course: Pork tenderloin chops roasted in bacon, served with stuffed potatoes and
beetroot salad
Desert: A choice of traditional polish cakes: Makowiec, Cwibak, Sernik i SzarlotkaDrinks coffe tea water juice wine beer and "grzaniec" spicy mead . . . . .
Polish style cold buffet at your disposal after the dinner:
Choice of plateaus with cold meats and polish specialties:
Stuffed bacon, pork loin roasted in cumin, pork neck larded with plums, old-style polish ham, traditional rustic sausage, home-made pâté, herrings in oil and cream, grease with bacon and onion, pickled mushrooms and cucumbers, patissons and tomatoes with red onion, rustic bread

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