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I had a weird thing for some pierogies tonight, so I got out my recipe and made them. But here is my question, how do you eat yours? For some reason I decided on some brown spicy mustard. Am I going to be arrested by the pierogie police? I mean, I guess the traditional way is to eat them with sour cream and onions.

 

Sometimes I eat them deep fried with tomato sauce or even salsa. I know I'm going to hell for those, but what about mustard?

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Lol...well I think mustard is disgusting..So first I boil them in water to soften them up, then I fry them in a sauce pan with butter and oinions. Once done, I top it with good ol' ketchup....umm umm delicious! My sisters cook there the same way but they eat theirs with cheese instead of ketchup

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Lol....For the longest of time, I thought that that's how everyone ate them, with ketchup lol...but whoa was I wrong. My dad likes his with swiss cheese and sour cream (yuk) and my mom eats hers with just pepper (to plain) lol....so heh....

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I boil them for a bit, then fry them up. Occasionally, I'll toss in some onions and bacon, but usually I don't have these luxury items at my place. For seasoning, I'll only use seasoning salt...nothing more, nothing less. Now I'm hungry

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Melted cheese and sour cream.

 

But I barely ever eat them because I can't seem to keep sour cream from going all moldy. Kind of hard to get anything perishable when you live by yourself.

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I tried one once. I don't think it was cooked properly...meaning it was microwaved. But I can see how if it was pan fried with butter and onions and then served with sour cream it would be good.

 

They are an east coast thing right? I have yet to see them in the store here on the West Coast and the only time I had one was when I was in Florida (my roommates were mostly from the northeast).

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I tried one once. I don't think it was cooked properly...meaning it was microwaved. But I can see how if it was pan fried with butter and onions and then served with sour cream it would be good.

 

They are an east coast thing right? I have yet to see them in the store here on the West Coast and the only time I had one was when I was in Florida (my roommates were mostly from the northeast).

 

It's a polish food so you really only find it in area's with a large population of Polish-Americans like Pittsburgh or Detroit(Hamtramck really), my cousins are half Polish and their dad/my uncle used to get these amazing ones from these little old ladies who made them in some church kitchen in the West End.

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I buy frozen pierogies, and have always just bioled them like ravioli and covered them in parmesan cheese. But today I pan fried some with butter, and I didn't like it as much! The outsides got all hard, and it tasted like popcorn! Weird! I thought they were *much* better just boiled.

 

-Julie

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Right. If you keep them in there too long they pretty much get deep fried (I dont' really mind that, I just eat them with my hands and dip them in something).

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I hit them like baseball players do...

 

That was the sausages in Milwaukee, not the perogies. Humorously it was done by a Pittsburgh Pirate (Randall Simon).

 

I eat them by putting them in my mouth and chewing.

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