boiled perogies

[Courtney]

eww
please fry

[decypher]

Actually i think it's good with a little salt and pepper. Frying it just adds a tonne of butter.

[cubed]

I boil and then give them a quick browning in a pan.

[hardstylin]

pan fry, bbq sauce on them once there slightly browned then a sprinkle of seasoning salt.

best perogies u will ever eat.

[Cdn_Brdr]

First boil then pan fry with sauerkraut and garlic/farmer sausage... big ole dollop of sour cream and dig in.

My grandma used to make homemade perogies for xmas dinner all the time. Fantastic stuff.

BBQ perogies? I can hear dead Ukrainians rolling in their graves all around the world at this very moment! hahaha

[hardstylin]

^^ just do it ull never eat them any other way again!!

[wishbone]

Originally Posted by cubed

I boil and then give them a quick browning in a pan.

that`s what she said

[cubed]

^2 girls 1 pan???

[wishbone]

dear god.....

[Carrie]

homemade ones taste just fine when they are boiled

no frying neccessary..

[Grapes]

Originally Posted by wishbone

dear god.....

That's what she said

[impure]

Originally Posted by Cdn_Brdr

First boil then pan fry with sauerkraut and garlic/farmer sausage... big ole dollop of sour cream and dig in.

mmmmmmmmm i want perogies!

i like mine with carmelized onions and a little bit of peas (and bacon if you eat meat) with a big pile of sour cream on top.
saurkraut cooked with some annise on the side!


i haven't had good perogies for a few years.

did you know it's almost impossible to find perogies in the US? the ones i did find were terrible!

almost none of my friends had even heard of perogies.

[mojo]

boiled then fried, topped w/ ketchup, pepper and parm.

mmmmmmmmm

[galaxie]

Originally Posted by Carrie

homemade ones taste just fine when they are boiled

no frying neccessary..

agreed. home made are the only way to go!!!
lotsa sour cream :)

[-evil-duerr-]

in a perfect world everything and everbody would be fried.... in a perfect world.

[Alex]

Originally Posted by Cdn_Brdr

First boil then pan fry with sauerkraut and garlic/farmer sausage... big ole dollop of sour cream and dig in.

My grandma used to make homemade perogies for xmas dinner all the time. Fantastic stuff.

BBQ perogies? I can hear dead Ukrainians rolling in their graves all around the world at this very moment! hahaha

ukranians don't call them perogies ;-)

and boiling is perfectly fine. same with fat free sour cream... once you start eating healthy, it actually tastes gross eating things fried.. and you get really sick after. Just about training your body and taste buds :-)

my girl friend nearly had a heart attack when I told her my room mate fries them in olive oil. lol

[Disco_Whore]

If I'm hungover and can barely stand - boiled.


Otherwise, sauteed with onions and bacon.

[impure]

Originally Posted by Alex

ukranians don't call them perogies ;-)

and boiling is perfectly fine. same with fat free sour cream... once you start eating healthy, it actually tastes gross eating things fried.. and you get really sick after. Just about training your body and taste buds :-)

my girl friend nearly had a heart attack when I told her my room mate fries them in olive oil. lol

olive oil is actually not that bad for you.
it's great for your skin and hair.

[Cdn_Brdr]

Originally Posted by Alex

ukranians don't call them perogies ;-)

Funny thing... my family IS Ukrainian and we've always called them perogies. Go figure.

[wishbone]

^
same.

[Alex]

hmmmmmm my family is also Ukranian and I get smacked if I call them perogies. Called (don't know spelling) ped-a-hey. Heard a lot of other ukranians say the same thing and my girlfriend is from Russia and she said that's what she calls them also.

Pierogi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Silverwinged]

Originally Posted by Alex

hmmmmmm my family is also Ukranian and I get smacked if I call them perogies. Called (don't know spelling) ped-a-hey. Heard a lot of other ukranians say the same thing and my girlfriend is from Russia and she said that's what she calls them also.

yeah, thats what both my grandparents called them.

[wishbone]

hey, we can't fault the field plowers and other lowly merchants of the past for mispronouncing words.

We all knew our roles in the feudal systems....YOU say pedahay, i say potatoe.

or something like that.

[Alex]

^stranglely not in Wikipedia... maybe I skimmed too quickly. but i've heard a lot of ukranian's call them that... my family.. friends and their family... also several ukranian and also russian staff i've had work for me over the years.

the province I come from(alberta) 1 in 7 people claim to be ukranian to census canada... which means even more are of ukranian descent because I wouldn't make that claim not speaking more than a handful of words... and i've heard it said countless times by countless people