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Add Post February 23, 2013 at 6:16 pm #350987 Fisherman's eel Kołobrzeg's Cucumber Fries from Sprat

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Tatar from Baltic Salmon We have a lot of fish dishes on Pommern, for example Garfish or herring .

Curiosity , In past Pommeranian dish was ..krähe (crow) but krähe isn't crow, WRONA in Polish. I never seen this dish, and I think nobody is to brave to eat krähe, but when I work in restaurant, Chef who knows regional dishes told me about that. 😀

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