Dotyczące ciekawostek święta w krajach anglojęzycznych,zimowych dyscyplinach sportu oraz przepisy
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Thanksgiving (Thanksgiving Day - USA and Canada):
In the United States, celebrated on the Thursday before the last Thursday of November.
In Canada, celebrated on the second Monday of October.
The traditional dish is roast turkey.
Christmas (Christmas):
In English-speaking countries, it is popular to decorate the Christmas tree and exchange gifts on Christmas Eve.
Hanukkah:
It is a Jewish holiday celebrated at the turn of November and December.
It lasts eight days, and each day one of the eight candles of the menorah is lit.
Winter Sports Disciplines:
Cross-country skiing:
In this sport, competitors use skis to cover a ski slope.
Popular in Scandinavian countries and snowy regions.
Figure skating:
It is an elegant and artistic discipline that combines elements of dance and acrobatics on ice.
Skeleton:
In this ice slide discipline, the competitor lies on his stomach on a special sled and races down the track.
Recipes:
Fish and Chips:
This is a classic British dish consisting of batter-fried fish and chips.
Thanksgiving Turkey:
On Thanksgiving Day in the USA, the traditional dish is roast turkey, served with stuffing, cranberry sauce and various side dishes.
Poutine (Canada):
This is a Canadian dish consisting of french fries topped with gravy sauce and sprinkled with grated cheese.
Hot Cross Buns (UK):
Easter rolls with a cross on top, often eaten in the UK.
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