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Pierogi recipe and filling from my grandmother


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kagin67 [Guest]
  Sep 14, 08, 10:53  #121

my mother made perogies with farmers cheese, cottage cheese, and chives. but i can't remember how much of each, could you help me out.

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dubbydef [Guest]
  Sep 28, 08, 19:33  #122

Come to Scranton Pa. There are perogi festivals. We have potato,cabbage and saurkraut varieties.

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  Oct 1, 08, 23:52  #123

hi!

i make pierogi with a mushroom filling - finely dice the mushrooms, then fry them. reduce the heat and let them sweat for several hours. this gives you a fairly wet mixture, which you need to strain overnight (i live in australia, so this is always done in the refrigerator). adding a diced onion also tastes amazing. we always boil then fry our pierogi. my mother also makes a variation with a pumpkin or squash pastry, but i don't have the recipe for this

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fyrefairee [Guest]
  Oct 1, 08, 23:58  #124

my family eats a smaller version of pierogi, ushka (i don't know how to spell this - so i used the phonetic) with a mushroom filling in red barczsz, but only on christmas eve. literally translated, ushka meas 'little ears'

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Joe Z [Guest]
  Dec 14, 08, 14:23  #125

pattisparties.com

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NanO825
  Dec 22, 08, 16:17  #126

There is a market in Baltimore Fells Point named sophia's
located at Broadway market 21231 sells everything wonderful
NanO825@comcast.net
Nancy

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