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My grandmother made a reportedly Polish dish called K'fas (or a close
phonetic approximation) which was a stew that consisted of pork, raisins, sauerkraut and apples (at least from what I can recall making it 20 years ago). It was served in a bowl with homemade noodles (Kluski). I have Googled, etc. and the closest thing I can find is a dish called Bigos but its not that close. So I was wondering if anyone here had heard of it. My grandmother lived in Oil City which is in the Northwestern part of Pennsylvania in case it's a regional recipe. Thanks, Heidi |
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