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Mizeria (Polish pronunciation: [miˈzɛ.rja] ) is a
salad which originated in
Poland and
consists of
thinly sliced or
grated cu****bers,
often with sweet...
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cereals and a
variety of
breads and open sandwiches. Salads,
including mizeria (cu****ber salad), coleslaw, sauer****,
carrot and
seared beets, are common...
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variation of okroshka,
sometimes referred to as a "Caucasus okroshka".
Mizeria is
another variation from Poland,
using the same
ingredients but substituting...
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soups around the
world Tzatziki – Cold cu****ber–yogurt dip, soup, or
sauce Mizeria –
fresh cu****ber
salad Applebaum, A.; Crittenden, D.; Bialy, B.; Bialy...
- or rice. Typically, side
dishes are
traditional Polish salads such as
mizeria,
thinly grated carrot salad, Ćwikła, or a
traditional Polish surówka. The...
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which are
almost wholly immersed in the sauce,
making a
salad called '
mizeria'. Dill
sauce is used hot for
baked freshwater fish and for
chicken or turkey...
- with
lemon and
sugar (carrot, celeriac,
cooked beetroot), sauer****, or
mizeria salad. The side
dishes are
usually boiled potatoes, kasza, or less commonly...
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nampla Malfouf salad Masmouta salad Matbukha Mechouia salad Mizeria Nam khao Nam tok Nan gyi
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Nopalito Olive salad Pantesca salad...
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textured skin and
large seeds Lemon cu****ber Dish with cu****ber cut
pieces (
mizeria)
Pickling cu****bers
Gherkins Isfahan burpless cu****ber, Iran
Leaves A tendril...
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Kasza gryczana –
buckwheat groats Kopytka – hoof-shaped
potato dumplings Mizeria –
traditional Polish salad made from
thinly sliced cu****bers and sour cream...
