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ilesian egg noodles are one of the most popular
dishes in Wroclaw not without the reason! In the XVI century Kluskowa
Gate connecting the saint Giles church with the building of the chapter,
this dish deserved even a special triumphal bow as the only one from the
region, decorated on the top with a stone noodle. The legend says that
the best noodles, plump and deliciously dripping with backfat, were made
by a housewife from a village near Wroclaw. As everyone knows that the
stomach is the surest way to a man's heart, her husband loved her very
much and despaired greatly when his wife died. He decided to pray for
her soul with his first opportunity to visit the city's church. As the
day was sweltering, the road to the city long, and the market on which
he was going full of people and turmoil, before his return to home he
took advantage of the moment and fell asleep in the shadow of a gate.
The sky appeared in his dream, with angelic choruses and small souls
dancing among the clouds merrily. Only his wife was grieved with the
mourning of her husband. Suddenly, one of the angels helped her and took
a basket full of the famous noodles on the ground to comfort her
husband. What a pleasant surprise it was, when after opening his eyes he
saw a whole basket of his favorite noodles, exactly the same as his
deceased wife used to make! He started to eat, swearing oneself and God
that soon he will leave one noodle in the church as a souvenir of this
miracle. However, when he ate all noodles besides one, he felt sorry for
"her". "If I gnaw her a little, then nothing probably will happen", he
affirmed and... his tooth broke. The last noodle was not only as hard as
a stone, but it jumped out of his hands and clung to the gate, on which
top of we can see it till now.
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