- Glossary
- Kaszanka - Polish Blood Sausage
Kaszanka - Polish Blood Sausage
Kaszanka is a Polish blood sausage made from a mixture of buckwheat groats, pork blood, onion and marjoram. The mixture is stuffed into natural casings and simmered so it sets and firms up.
It is served pan-fried or grilled until crisp, most often with onion and bread or mustard. In Poland it is a popular treat at barbecues and market stalls.
Kaszanka stands out for its high proportion of buckwheat, which gives it a characteristic grainy texture and nutty flavour. It is hearty, inexpensive and filling.
- The main ingredient of kaszanka is buckwheat groats, giving it a characteristic grainy texture.
- Kaszanka is most commonly served pan-fried or grilled until golden brown.
- At Polish markets and barbecues, kaszanka is one of the most popular street food items.
- Kaszanka stands out for its high buckwheat content and aromatic marjoram flavor.
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