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The Steelers won the Super Bowl!
Let’s celebrate by having pierogies for supper tonight, shall we? Try one of the following methods to prepare your pierogies, or leave a new method or recipe in the comments below.
Traditional Pierogies
Ingredients:
- One box of pierogies
- 2 or 3 large onions, sliced into rounds
- 3 or 4 tablespoons of butter
Instructions:
- Boil the pierogies as directed on the package.
- Meanwhile, melt the butter in a medium skillet and saute the onions over medium heat.
- Drain the pierogies and add them to the skillet. Saute until the pierogies are just browned.
Katy’s Pierogies
- Boil the pierogies according to package directions. Drain.
- Toss hot pierogies with olive oil, fresh parsley, basil, and finely chopped garlic.
- Sprinkle pierogies with paprika and cayenne pepper.
- Serve
Pierogies Alfredo
Ingredients:
- 1 box pierogies
- Ham cubes
- Broccoli florets
- 1 26-oz jar commercial Alfredo or Cheese sauce
- Cherry tomatoes
- Bread crumbs
Instructions:
- Combine the frozen pierogies with pre-cooked ham cubes, broccoli florets, and cherry tomatoes in a 9×13 baking dish.
- Pour alfredo or cheese sauce over other ingredients. Stir.
- Top with bread crumbs.
- Bake for 30 to 40 minutes at 350.
Pierogy Haluski
Ingredients:
- 1 medium head of cabbage shredded
- 2 chopped onions
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/4 teaspoons pepper
- 1 teaspoons salt
- 1 stick butter
- 2 boxes pierogies, cooked
Instructions:
- Cook cabbage and onion in oil until tender and lightly browned.
- Add seasoning and butter to skillet.
- Add pierogies. Saute until pierogies are browned.
Pierogies Alfredo and Pierogy Haluski recipes courtesy of Mrs. T’s pierogies
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Yum!! My Hubby’s grandmother (who came over from Poland) would always cook them with the onions and a 1/2 bacon then sprinkle them with cheddar cheese. Talk about Yummy! Thanks for Sharing!
Yum!! My Hubby’s grandmother (who came over from Poland) would always cook them with the onions and a 1/2 bacon then sprinkle them with cheddar cheese. Talk about Yummy! Thanks for Sharing!
Let me just tell you – I loooove me my pierogies!! My deep fryer was the best investment ever. My fave? Deep fry pierogies (I prefer the cheese and potato ones for this), and toss with red onion strings that have been sauteed in butter. Sooo unhealthy, but oh so yummy!! They’re even good cold (one of those “wake up in the middle of the nights and have a snackfest” type of things…lol). I’ve even got everyone else hooked on them!
Let me just tell you – I loooove me my pierogies!! My deep fryer was the best investment ever. My fave? Deep fry pierogies (I prefer the cheese and potato ones for this), and toss with red onion strings that have been sauteed in butter. Sooo unhealthy, but oh so yummy!! They’re even good cold (one of those “wake up in the middle of the nights and have a snackfest” type of things…lol). I’ve even got everyone else hooked on them!
Great looking pierogi recipes!! I’ve heard of them, but I have never tried them.
Have a great Tuesday!
Sherry
Great looking pierogi recipes!! I’ve heard of them, but I have never tried them. Have a great Tuesday!Sherry
I have never made pierogies before but the little Russian kids I used to teach always talked about them. I will have to give them a try!
I have never made pierogies before but the little Russian kids I used to teach always talked about them. I will have to give them a try!
Mmmm… my fave way with pierogies was when my mom made homemade cottage cheese ones and we’d eat them with schmauntfaut (cream gravy… not sure of the spelling) which is basically melted butter in a pan with a cream and flour mixture and salt (until thick). Soooo tasty.
Mmmm… my fave way with pierogies was when my mom made homemade cottage cheese ones and we’d eat them with schmauntfaut (cream gravy… not sure of the spelling) which is basically melted butter in a pan with a cream and flour mixture and salt (until thick). Soooo tasty.
You always have the best stuff!
You always have the best stuff!
Mmmmmm… I love pierogis! When I was growing up, I couldn’t say it right, so I called them per-doggies. We usually just saute them with butter and onions, but I’ll have to try the haluski version. That’s fan-cee!!
Thanks, Tara!
Mmmmmm… I love pierogis! When I was growing up, I couldn’t say it right, so I called them per-doggies. We usually just saute them with butter and onions, but I’ll have to try the haluski version. That’s fan-cee!!Thanks, Tara!
I love them too! I grew up in Canada and my grandma was Polish so this was a family favorite.
OK the very best way to have them are deep fat fried with a little sour cream to dip them in…but I haven’t had those in yrs since I moved to the USA.
So this is my 2nd favorite way to serve them…after boiling, place them in a frying pan with some onions and KIELBASA!! I usually cook the onions and kielbasa a bit before adding the pierogies and then fry them together until the pierogies are a bit crisp.
One of my favorite all-time meals!
I love them too! I grew up in Canada and my grandma was Polish so this was a family favorite.OK the very best way to have them are deep fat fried with a little sour cream to dip them in…but I haven’t had those in yrs since I moved to the USA.So this is my 2nd favorite way to serve them…after boiling, place them in a frying pan with some onions and KIELBASA!! I usually cook the onions and kielbasa a bit before adding the pierogies and then fry them together until the pierogies are a bit crisp. One of my favorite all-time meals!
I love pierogies. It’s been eons since I had them. Since I’m the only one in my fam who likes them, I go for the lazy man’s route. I put them in a bowl with some water boil in the microwave, drain the water and toss on a touch a butter. Mmmmm!
I love pierogies. It’s been eons since I had them. Since I’m the only one in my fam who likes them, I go for the lazy man’s route. I put them in a bowl with some water boil in the microwave, drain the water and toss on a touch a butter. Mmmmm!
We love perogi’s! Thank you for sharing these ideas! Check out our polish Christmas dinner, you’ll love it too. I linked it with my ulr, if you’re interested.
We love perogi’s! Thank you for sharing these ideas! Check out our polish Christmas dinner, you’ll love it too. I linked it with my ulr, if you’re interested.
I’ve never had this before. Sounds pretty good!
I’ve never had this before. Sounds pretty good!
Yum! My husband is Russian, so I do not buy these but when I get engergetic, I make them homemade and serve them boiled with fried onions for him and sour cream.
Yum! My husband is Russian, so I do not buy these but when I get engergetic, I make them homemade and serve them boiled with fried onions for him and sour cream.