My Pierogie Fatty!

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Looks great!!!! Where's the homemade pierogies, LOL? Love pierogies with butter and onions. Ex father in law and I used to make about 250 every year on Good Friday.
Now YOU'RE making me hungry..... homemade pierogies mmmmmmmmm...
 
Looks very nice indeed.....
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..............points for sure....
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LOOKS GREAT....got a ?. whats a pierogie?. nerver heard of it, {which is nuthing new for me.} i like fatties an want to try one of these. thanks, ken
 
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Great idea!

kenmus- a pierogi is a Polish/Eastern European dumpling that is stuffed. Different stuffings include everything from cheese, mashed potatoes, meat, and even fruit for sweet treat pierogi.
 
S.O.B.  How did I miss this jewel of a fattie....... you got my attention.................
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  perogie's have been made in my family for generations. Sour cream in the dough with potatoes onions and cheese..... As a child we would look for the blueberry filled perogies and leave them to the grown ups... now I'm the grown up I think and their my favorite... I haven't made perogies in yrs...... been buying the store bought which are pretty good for what it is but there's nothing like home made..... Nice fattie invention
 
Great idea for a fatty. Pierogi dinner for Christmas Eve is a tradition in the Radio house. Radio Gal made up over 200 to feed the clan this year. Tater/cheese and sauerkraut filled. Need to put some browned butter and onions in there.

Thanks for the bump Boyko....going to raid the fridge now!!

RG.
 
My wife, Cindy followed this to a T - except, she used two pounds of sausage - in 1 one gallon bag.  She put the pierogies in warm water, so they weren't frozen, but not boiled - they get too soft.  Followed it to a T - skewer and all.  Our guests went nuts.  

She did two - Provolone, spinach and onion with one pound of sausage (it was small and done sooner) and this pierogie one.

Thank you STAUF!

 
"that" looks delicious... She did a nice job..............
 
 
My wife, Cindy followed this to a T - except, she used two pounds of sausage - in 1 one gallon bag.  She put the pierogies in warm water, so they weren't frozen, but not boiled - they get too soft.  Followed it to a T - skewer and all.  Our guests went nuts.  

She did two - Provolone, spinach and onion with one pound of sausage (it was small and done sooner) and this pierogie one.

Thank you STAUF!

You're welcome, thanks for the nice comment
 
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