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Jedz jak król: Discover King Stanisław August's Royal Table Culture at Royal Lazienki Museum

Uncover fascinating culinary traditions, court chefs like Paweł Tremo, and the significance of historic Thursday Dinners.

The educational series 'Jedz jak król' offers an immersive journey into the elaborate table culture of Poland's last ruler, King Stanisław August, within the Royal Lazienki Museum. Participants will explore his unique culinary preferences and the impactful role of his esteemed court chef, Paweł Tremo. Gain insights into the famous 'Thursday Dinners' and the blend of Polish and French influences that shaped royal dining history.

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Exhibition summary

This educational series for adults and seniors, 'Eat like a King,' delves into the table culture of King Stanisław August. Participants will learn about the King's culinary preferences, the role of his court chef, Paweł Tremo, and the significance of the famous 'Thursday Dinners'.

Curatorial context

The educational meetings for adults, titled 'Jedz jak król' (Eat like a King), offer an in-depth look into the table culture at the court of the last Polish ruler, King Stanisław August. The series explores what the king ate and who cooked for him, focusing on the culinary traditions that blended Polish and French influences, which the king himself popularized with his refined yet light cuisine. Participants will also learn about Paweł Tremo, Stanisław August's head chef, who served the king both in Warsaw and during his travels. The educational sessions will feature his master recipes that he used to prepare meals for the monarch. Furthermore, the gatherings will shed light on the renowned 'Thursday Dinners,' with museum educators explaining whether these events were solely culinary and cultural occasions or held broader significance.

Admission and ticket notes

Admission is free, but the number of places is limited. Entry is on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Royal Łazienki Museum
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Aug 10, 1970 – Sep 28, 1970
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