- Gdańskie brukowce – means cobblestones from Gdańsk.
- These are a form or pierniki – honey spice cakes – that I have not come across before.
- There are soft bits and crunchy bits.
- They have been baked by the Pellowski bakery, established in 1922, to a secret recipe but the ingredients are stated on the packaging – including:
- rye flour
- sugar
- golden syrup
- vegetable fats
- Polish plum jam
- cocoa
- spices – (inc – cinnamon and cloves)
- lemon juice.
They are rather like piernik – chopped up, mixed with cocoa or chocolate and Polish plum jam – powidło – and coated with a sugar glaze.
If you get the chance to try them do so – they are delicious.
I do not think I can recreate this recipe but here below are links to my previous piernik recipes.
- Piernik – Honey spice cake
- Piernik – honey spice cake – 2
- Piernik with chocolate
- Piernik with chocolate – 2
- Piernik – using Rye & Wheat flour
- Pierniczki
They were originally baked for the St Dominic’s fair – Jarmark Dominika – which takes place at the end of July and the beginning of August.