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Easter is the perfect occasion to meet with friends, and the festive breakfast often extends into the late hours. In addition to eggs in various forms, sour rye soup should be present on our table. How to eat it properly? Dr Irena Kamińska-Radomska, an expert on etiquette, spoke on this matter. Viewers certainly remember her from the “Projekt Lady” program, in which she was one of the jurors.
How to eat Easter soup? The expert answers
Kamińska-Radomska is a specialist in etiquette, dress code and public speaking. Her advice will be extremely valuable if we do not want to make any gaffe at the festive table. On Easter, sour rye soup with egg and white sausage will appear in the homes of most Poles, but how to eat it in accordance with the rules of savoir vivre? Hosts must remember that the sausage should be soft enough to be cut with a spoon. If the sausage is still hard before serving the soup, hosts should break it up into smaller pieces and serve guests that way. Then the dish will be more pleasant and convenient to eat.
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The expert reminds us to sit upright at the table and talk only to people who are sitting closest to us. Thanks to this, we will avoid noise and getting into each other’s words. – Definitely the worst thing is leaning over the plate and supporting yourself with your elbows. It resembles the behavior of a drunk man in an inn – Kamińska-Radomska. – There is no general conversation at the table. This is a big mistake, he adds. Dr. Irena also mentions the so-called forbidden topics. These are politics, religion, abortion and IVF. It should not be discussed at the festive table, as it may cause an argument.
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According to Irena Kamińska-Radomska, we should look neat and elegant, so a woman should wear a dress, and a man a suit, possibly creased trousers and a jacket. The expert also reveals her opinion on pouring Monday and the tradition of pouring water on oneself. – You have to give it up. Someone invented this custom to be more gentle than children do, and suddenly there was a new social group of so-called gentlemen, who have little in common with real gentlemen. It’s not gentlemanly, it’s atrocity,” he concludes.
Source: Gazeta
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