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Hey there, fellow foodies! If you're craving some authentic Polish cuisine right here in Connecticut, you're in for a treat. Let me take you on a mouthwatering journey to discover the most amazing Polish restaurants in the state. Get ready to satisfy your taste buds with pierogis, kielbasa, and more.

As I write this, I fondly think of my mom who made the best-stuffed cabbages. She would line them in a roaster sometimes 2 layers high and pour a mixture of tomatoes on top. While I preferred Campbell's tomato soup, my other family members preferred her canned tomatoes or some Delmonte stewed tomatoes; while my brother Walt preferred them with no tomatoes at all.

If the answer is yes and you're in Ohio, you should check out these local restaurants. If you're in central Ohio, you should check out the pierogi at this restaurant. They have the classic (and delicious) potato cheddar pierogi. Their menu also features a boardwalk fries inspired pierogi (the filling includes parsley potato, malt vinegar, and sea salt); a brown butter, sweet potato, and sage pierogi; and a pork Bolognese inspired pierogi (the filling has ground pork that's been simmered with red wine, tomato, garlic, carrots, celery, chicken stock, and a bit of thyme). They also have vegan varieties like potato, sauerkraut, and mushroom; apple, fennel, and leek; and one inspired by misir wot, an Ethiopian red lentil dish.

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) continues his European food tour in Los Angeles by trying Polish food for the first time, at Pierogi Spot in Santa Clarita. There are very few restaurants in LA that specialize in Polish cuisine, and Pierogi Spot is one of the best Polish restaurants in LA. The original location is called Polka restaurant in Eagle Rock, and Pierogi Spot is the Santa Clarita location. They specialize in many traditional authentic Polish dishes from the pierogi potato and cheese to the Polish schnitzel and of course, Polish sausage. What Polish food like? What are the must try Polish foods at a restaurant? Find out in this episode that features many Polish dishes, and watch the owner making Hunter's Stew. Pierogi Spot: <a href="http://pierogispot.com">http://pierogispot.com</a>/