I had Ukrainian grandparents, and they believed that there was no such thing as too many perogies. I don't think I ever had a meal at my granparents' house where perogies were not prominently feautured.
I love perogies. I like feeling like there is a ton of lead in your stomach! I prefer the potato and onion perogies. There are a lot of Ukrainians where I live, so you can purchase ready to warm and serve perogies in the grocery stores. :-D I am culturally and cuisine challenged. :-( Some cafes serve a Ukrainian plate, with perogies, Kovbasa, and cabbage rolls. Awesome combination! Eat, gain 200 pounds in one meal, and sleep. No life better. :-D
Too may perogies? Why even ask such a stupid question?
bepRox321 1 year ago
@bepRox321 Thanks for watching and commenting. :-D
garysdeskcom 1 year ago
Gary, you are correct... no such thing as too many perogies.
Lithys 2 years ago
Thanks for watching and commenting. :-D
garysdeskcom 2 years ago
Those perogies sound awesome! :-D
garysdeskcom 3 years ago
I had Ukrainian grandparents, and they believed that there was no such thing as too many perogies. I don't think I ever had a meal at my granparents' house where perogies were not prominently feautured.
MoLewis57 3 years ago
I love perogies. I like feeling like there is a ton of lead in your stomach! I prefer the potato and onion perogies. There are a lot of Ukrainians where I live, so you can purchase ready to warm and serve perogies in the grocery stores. :-D I am culturally and cuisine challenged. :-( Some cafes serve a Ukrainian plate, with perogies, Kovbasa, and cabbage rolls. Awesome combination! Eat, gain 200 pounds in one meal, and sleep. No life better. :-D
garysdeskcom 3 years ago
yay first viewer!
meerkatman22 3 years ago
Thanks for watching. :-D I don't know if you enjoy perogies. I love them! :-D
garysdeskcom 3 years ago