Here's something for pretty much everyone. Home made pirogies.
I know you all have probably bought the frozen variety, mostly due to convenience, but, if you have a bit of time on the weekends or something, you can make your own, and actually put what you want in them, instead of dealing with the store supplied fillings.
What you will need:
Dough:
2 cups flour
a tsp of salt
enough water to make it into a pliable dough
Now mix all these together...the water is subjective so just add a little at a time until it forms a dough. Then knead this dough. and let rest
Filling:
1lb of potatoes, peeled and mashed.
Now what I like to put in it is a mixture of stuff
I take some bacon, cut it up and fry it until crisp with some minced onions so they caramalize. Then I mix in with the already hot mashed potatoes, some garlic spread, the bacon, the onions, a bit of grated sharp cheddar cheese, and a dollop of sour cream and some minced chives.
Now, Roll out the pirogie dough on a floured surface so it's about 1/4-1/8" thick..not too thick but not too thin. Take a glass or a small plastic cup and cut out circles. Put a tablespoon of your potato mixture in the middle of each of the circles, then take your finger, put it in some warm water and trace the outside of each circle before folding them in half and pinching the pirogies shut.
Cook in boiling water until they float. If you want, you can freeze them for later, or toss in butter/bacon/chives and serve with sour cream!
I can't read this without a little drool emitting from my mouth. I have no time this weekend :(
ReplyDeletenice recipe, will try this once
ReplyDeleteso hungry now
ReplyDeleteMaking me starve, I haven't eaten breakfast yet today.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THOSE i want ...
ReplyDeleteOh hell yeah! love making my own foods.
ReplyDeleteI love too...
ReplyDeleteomg, i had these when i went to my friends house and he made them with dinner. they are to die for.
ReplyDeleteThanks for making me hungry..
ReplyDeleteI like the pirogies saucy.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen this stuff, im saving this to a txt
ReplyDeleteNice recipe. Now I just need someone else to make them for me.
ReplyDeletethat's for the recipe, might try these out next time i'm looking for something to bake!
ReplyDeleteThese taste great.
ReplyDeleteMy girlfriend makes these and at first I thought that the idea of boiled dough sounded horrible, but they taste really good.
Thanks for the recipe
pirogies are the best, great recipe
ReplyDeletegonna check it out
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe, thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat recipie man. Ill be sure to give it a try.
ReplyDeletedude those things are duh-lish
ReplyDeleteim going to try this tomorrow. thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteI have a girlfriend who's from Ukraine, and she loves perogies and cooks me many home-made 'veraniki'
ReplyDeleteLooove pirogis.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of perogies, but sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteI love pirogies. I am gonna have to try this recipe out sometime.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeletedamn now i am hungry
ReplyDeleteawesome, will try this
ReplyDeletenaargle.
ReplyDeletemaybe i ll try it, but i ll follow! : ) my hobby is fishing (you can see it in my blog) and i like to cook my own fish : )
ReplyDeleteimma try this tonight, i have nothing better to do lol, and like $50 bucks to waste
ReplyDeletePIerogies are freaking awesome with steak of some form
ReplyDeletenever heard of pierogies. now i def need to try them
ReplyDeletem... i'm going to make those.....
ReplyDeleteSounds tasty, now I've just gotta find a way to convince my wife to ccok these :P
ReplyDeleteSounds pretty tasty.
ReplyDeletecool recipe, thanks
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