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D.J. Fluck 09-08-2002 16:58

OOOO YEAH!!

Boil them and then toss them in a deep fryer for 5 minutes...thats the best way to have them

There is a Pennsylvania Dutch (in Bethlehem Pennsylvania) place near my grandparents house that makes them....wow those are the best ever. I cant remember what they are called, but they are really good

JudyVandy 09-08-2002 17:18

pierogis
 
They're yummy! Best served boiled and then smothered in browned butter and a little grated onion. Yes, pity the poor, undercultured, undernourished who haven't had them. Check out kitchenlink.com if you wand a recipe.

Jim Giacchi 09-08-2002 18:12

So awesome a kid on our team and his cousin(who also happens to be our one machinist) own a Polish deli and several times a year they bring in boxes of pierogies. OHHHH YEEEEAAAHHHH. We keep wanting to put pierogie powered on the side of our robot, but they just won't go for it.
By the way I like them to.

P.S The pierogie lovin machinist crack was in no way meant as a dis I believe they actually make him stronger.

Jon K. 09-08-2002 18:29

I just Found my families recipe for pierogies and will post it soon

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Ingredients for dough

6 cups of flour ¼ tsp salt
2 heaping tablespoons of Sour Cream 2 cups of water - ad as you need it

Pinch baking powder

Sift flour. Add egg, sour cream, and water. Keep mixing until firm, not soft. Roll out about ¼ of the dough at a time.

We use a pasta queen pasta machine for rolling a piece of dough into the circle that should have a diameter of about 3 inches. Or use a large cookie cutter.

Ingredients for potato and cheese mixture

6 large potatoes cooked, mashed and mixed with a half pound of cheddar cheese.


Or you could fill with whatever you want

Then fill the pierogies with a heaping spoonful of filling and fold over to a half moon shape.

Put in boiling water until they float to the surface

Then fry in melted butter and onions or serve with melted butter and onions on top.

Dan 550 09-08-2002 22:33

DJ isn't lying this time. (Suprising, no?) The place in Bethlehem he refers to has pierogies that exceed even a bowling alley's goodness. It's got a lotta signs, can't miss it.

BTW, the "never eat with your ball hand" phrase is about the hand you release the ball with.

Pierogies do come in all varieties -- breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack, and desserts can be comprised fully or complemented by pierogies. They might even be better than cheezecake, and possibly are the world's PERFECT FOOD. :D :D :D

Melissa Nute 09-08-2002 22:45

I've never had pierogies I don't think...even though I hang out out my Polish friend house a lot...that is prolly the only food they haven't had me try yet...

MikeA56 09-08-2002 23:03

OMG, I LOVE PIEROGIES
 
A person like me who is 100% Polish just loves Pierogies!!! I guess i'll now have to get some out of the fridge and have them as a snack! Yum!! :) They are the best!!

D.J. Fluck 10-08-2002 01:16

Quote:

Originally posted by Dan 550
DJ isn't lying this time. (Suprising, no?) The place in Bethlehem he refers to has pierogies that exceed even a bowling alley's goodness. It's got a lotta signs, can't miss it.


Uhh thanks for the support Dan :p... But yes, eating a dozen of these pierogies from Bethlehem will stuff you more than thanksgiving dinner...they are that good


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