- 'favour'. The
Polish word
chrust means 'dry
branches broken off trees' or 'brushwood'. Chruścik is a
diminutive of
chrust.
Verhuny are
sweet cookies...
-
Marta Chrust-Rożej (born 29
September 1978 in Namysłów) is a
retired Polish athlete who
specialized in the 400
metres hurdles and 4x400 m relay. 200 metres...
- the
beginning of
zapusty or
carnival time, when pączki (doughnuts) and
chrust (Angel wings) are served. In Portugal, Epiphany,
January 6, is
called Dia...
-
Wayback Machine About Archived 2016-09-03 at the
Wayback Machine Prava Vybaru Chrust,
Jakub (15
August 2023). "У Беларусі ліквідавалі Аб'яднаную грамадзянскую...
- nesmrteľnosťou chrústa –
thinking about the
immortality of the
maybug (
chrúst). Finnish:
istun ja
mietin syntyjä syviä –
sitting and
wondering about the...
- historia, herbata, etc. ⟨ch⟩ is used: in all
native words, e.g. chyba,
chrust, chrapać, chować, chcieć when the same
digraph is used in the
language from...
- Drożdżówka
Sweet roll made with
yeast dough and
variety of
fillings Faworki (or
chrust)
Angel wings Karpatka A
cream pie with custard-like filling.
Kisiel (kisiel...
-
praszkowski (Praszków milk bread) - traditional,
slightly sour
tasting bread Chrust,
faworki (angel wings) -
traditional sweet crisp pastry, deep-fried, sprinkled...
- that are
powdered with
sugar (see ****ura)
Faworki Poland Also
known as
chrust, is a fried,
crispy flat dough,
sometimes twisted and
sprinkled with confectioners'...
- 'Fat Thursday' are pączki,
Polish doughnuts, and
faworki (sometimes
called chrust),
equivalent to the
French beignets.
Traditional Polish doughnuts are filled...
