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Re: Easter Greetings
Posted By: Capt D In Response To: Re: Easter Greetings (King)
Date: Wednesday, 4-20-11, at 12:11 p.m.
OK, you all enjoy your teasin...I'll be thinkin about you at dinner Saturday before Easter.
Yes pierogis are fillings wrapped in dough. Made 4 kinds of fillings: pork, cheese, potato and saurkraut/mushroom. 21 and 1/2 dozen. Took 4 man hours to make the fillings and 16 man hours for dough, fill and freeze.
Tradition passed down from grandparents. Labor intensive yes, but a labor of love. Only thing close labor wise is pickin black walnuts and making cookies. (At this point I know, you're askin yourself "how can such a great angler also be a world class cook"??:):)
After fillings put in, may boil, or freeze w/o boil and boil later. Some then put boiled pierogis in caserole w/ butter and onions @ 300 degrees for 1/2 hour. Capt's way is to put boiled pierogis into frying pan w/ butter and onions and lightly brown, then serve.
Of course exact recipes for dough and fillings are secret, just like the good fishin spots:):)
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