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By Barbara Rolek, About.com

"zupa grochowka"

© 2008 Barbara Rolek
Definition: Polish for "split pea soup." Like American pea soup, "zupa grochowka" is made with a meaty ham bone. Poles use green or yellow split peas and add bacon, diced ham, potatoes, carrots and celery, and leave it chunky. Since ham on the bone is a favorite meal on Polish tables, this soup is very common.
Pronunciation: ZOO-pah graw-CHAWV-kah
Also Known As: zupa grochowa
Examples:
We made "zupa grochowka" with our leftover ham bone.

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