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copteacher
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 Posted: 12/10/03 - 08:14 Post subject: mmmmmmm pierogies
Kasia made pierogies last night with the help of some nieces and nephews, Robin's sister and our kids.
They made over 300 pierogies
they are delicious
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MastrBrewr
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Posted: 12/10/03 - 09:41 Post subject:
I will be PM'ing you my address shortly. 
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Sahara
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Posted: 12/10/03 - 10:56 Post subject:
I never had perogies until I was about 26 or so. How does she cook them, with butter & onions?
There's a church near where Bam is from that makes perogies on Fridays and sells them. They are superdeeduper popular, usually have to wait an hour or so to be served.
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coachmarkos
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Posted: 12/10/03 - 10:57 Post subject:
Are they anything like Bippy Bobkas?
"When you rolling out the dough,
just be sure to roll it slow.
If you roll it out too quick,
Bippy Bobkas make you sick."
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jrjo
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Posted: 12/10/03 - 10:58 Post subject:
Never had 'em homemade. Tried the frozen ones once..bleccchh. I take it I'm missin' something.
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Noley
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Posted: 12/10/03 - 11:03 Post subject:
What are pierogies? I have never heard of them before.
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copteacher
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Posted: 12/10/03 - 11:04 Post subject:
| jrjo wrote: | | Never had 'em homemade. Tried the frozen ones once..bleccchh. I take it I'm missin' something. |
nothing compares
made two different types...potato and cheese
and potato and kraut
I do not know what the dough was made of but I think it was a special polish secret.
Out of this world they are
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elkid
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Posted: 12/10/03 - 11:17 Post subject:
I hate pierogies, but I've never had genuine ones. Save me some real ones so you can change my mind.
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genie
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Posted: 12/10/03 - 11:20 Post subject:
Yummmyyyy.....my grandmom used to make them homemade and they are to DIE for......lotsa sauteed onions and sour cream.....mmmm.....
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Gogirlgo
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Posted: 12/10/03 - 11:21 Post subject:
Mmm, pierogies rock. Helps if you're married into a Czech family. I love them in butter and onions, with some sour cream, and/or some hot sauce. No such thing as a bad one.
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BamBam
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Posted: 12/10/03 - 11:24 Post subject:
Yeah Sahara is right, the town I grew up near has several churches that make pierogies. But as I am 1/4 Polish and 1/4 Croatian, we always had Eastern European foods being made in the house
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TimRuns
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Posted: 12/10/03 - 15:44 Post subject:
| MastrBrewr wrote: | | I will be PM'ing you my address shortly. |
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Dancer
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Posted: 12/10/03 - 15:47 Post subject:
Homemade? I never knew anyone who made them homemade. My mouth is watering. mmmmmmmmmmm
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