Autographed – My Family Table – hardcover

$39.95

Polish Your Kitchen: My Family Table is a collection of recipes handed down from generation to generation, featuring more than 100 classic Polish dishes from the author’s family home and reflecting the traditional flavors and cooking styles of the Polish hearth.

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Polish Your Kitchen: My Family Table Polish Your Kitchen: My Family Table is a collection of recipes handed down from generation to generation, featuring more than 100 classic Polish dishes from the author’s family home and reflecting the traditional flavors and cooking styles of the Polish hearth.

This book is perfect for anyone that wants to bring a taste of Poland into their home.


“Polish Your Kitchen: My Family Table” is a hardcover recipe book that consists of 112 recipes in 6 chapters. Every recipe is accompanied by a large photograph and simple and clear, step-by-step instructions. Recipe ingredients are listed in metric and imperial measurements. By purchasing the autographed copy of the book, the author, Anna Hurning will include a personalized dedication of your choice.

PLEASE ENTER DESIRED DEDICATION AT CHECKOUT.

The book was produced and ships from Poland.

Download a sample here: SAMPLE.

Published date: 22 March, 2022

ISBN: 978-1-7342488-2-1

Language: English

Pages: 280

Binding: hardcover

Printed in Poland

Ships from Poland

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This is a second book by Anna Hurning. Her first mini cookbook: “Polish Your Kitchen; A Book Of Memories; Christmas Edition” is available on Amazon, link here. 

 

 

 

Additional information

Weight 0.70 kg
Dimensions 16.8 × 23.8 × 3 cm
Binding

hardcover

Language

English

Condition

new

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8 Comments

  1. Hello Anna and family! I had been waiting to buy your amazing book as a birthday present to myself, but it looks like I shouldn’t have waited.
    I had your Christmas book and love it so much!!! You are amazing and I am so grateful for all of the work you do- my babcia never wrote anything down and your book has helped to piece together our family traditions!
    If there happens to be ny books left or anyway to preorder if you do a second print, I would be so grateful!!!
    Thank you so very much!!!
    Dziękuję Ci and good health!

  2. I just received my copy of ‘Polish Your Kitchen’ in the mail today. It is a stunningly beautiful book. I love the fabulous full page pictures with every recipe. So many of these recipes remind me of my Grandma Vicktoria’s cooking.. She left some recipes but some she did not so this book will prove to be so valuable. Thank you so much for doing this cookbook, thank you for the video tours of Poland, and for sharing your knowledge so as to keep this heritage alive and well.

  3. Please print more. I got your notice of second printing of “My Family Table” and it was already out of stock.
    My first order took about a month to get here . Help!
    It’s a wonderful Recipe Book and I would like to have a few for my children. Thank you for your great effort.

  4. Anna, I would like to purchase your book, “Polish Your Kitchen”. I had a problem with Pay Pal. I will not use it again. I have never before hear of Pay Later. I would be willing to send a check and wait until it clears your bank, if that would be acceptable to you. You can send me the book after the check clears your bank. My address in the USA is:
    John J. Kachka
    14A23 Marina View Dive
    Apple River, Illinois 61001
    I you agree to accept my check, please notify me by email. Please include an address where I can send the check.
    I have watched several of your You Tube presentations. I really enjoy them. One suggestion. When you hold up a product that you recommend in one of your You Tube presentations, please include a printed, easily readable placard on the screen.
    I will finish with a little anecdote: When I was much younger people regularly asked if I knew what my name meant in Polish. I would often answer by spelling my name in Polish “Kaczka, Quack-Quack.”

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