Thank you for sharing such an amazing recipe. Your father has amazing technique as well as tools. I am truly inspired, looking forward to trying out my own experiment with making perogies :)
I learned to make these for my ex-husband who was from Saskatoon. I still make them when I have lots of leftover mashed potatoes. I live in Salem,OR. My family goes nuts for these.
he needs velvetta cheese, also I dont know how he made the dough but its better if you make sour cream dough and sit in fridge over night, makes the softest perogis ever
i used some sheep cheese mixed with some other mild white cheese and it was great. I did not know this recipe was big enough to feed about 15 people. I used some fried bacon then mixed it with the sour cream. It was delicious. thanks for the recipe!
My Baba used to make them with cottage cheese. Pretty good but I preferred the cheddar. My mom taught me how to make them. Do them about once a month.
Great video guys! I'm from the prairies of Canada and my family is Ukrainian so we had lots of pierogies back in the day. I'm going to start making them, i can't wait. Fresh pierogies, with plenty of melted butter and cheese, fried onions and ukrainian sausage, and ranch dressing with a salad. That's practically one of the best meals I can think of.
I'm from Pennsylvania and miss my Mrs. T's from football games and the county fair. No... no homemade pierogis in my family. My mom and Nana were too busy making lasagna, gnocchi, and tollhouse cookies! :-)
Oh, and the cottage/cheddar cheese debate? Just potato filling for me, thank you very much.
ahhh why do all Americans use cheddar cheese for making pierogi? :P this is really NOT the right way to go, you should use cottage cheese. and the way you shaped them is for making ravioli, not pierogi. ;)
the movie was a little blur ... a pity for I would have loved to see a clearer view of your father. I liked the way he did it the dumpling way - saves so much time really.
nice video but it shouldn't take 3 hours to make these! they can be made in under an hour and a half. the trick is to get the dough done while boiling the potatoes and it helps to have some water boiling already as soon as the perogies are folded.
lol it's sorta like dumplings except the inside is potato and the pastry/dough thing part is different
XSuperNinjaExtremeX 2 weeks ago
Great Video! thank you for the tips
missericka1000 2 months ago
is the potato filling the Polish way of making them? I want to try throwing some meat in there too. Yumm...
alexmccarthy75 2 months ago
thanks for the great vid!
LadySilverWolfe 2 months ago
brilliant video
CollapsingClouds 5 months ago
yum! but HOLY SHIT the effort into making that...
challenge accepted.
artificiallightz 5 months ago
Thank you for sharing such an amazing recipe. Your father has amazing technique as well as tools. I am truly inspired, looking forward to trying out my own experiment with making perogies :)
TheAkvinder 6 months ago
i always thought store bought perogies were delicious. but this looks damn scrumptious.
XxStonedKillerxX 7 months ago
Thanks for the video. I will try with my son - who looooves perogies.
lolivernewby 7 months ago
I learned to make these for my ex-husband who was from Saskatoon. I still make them when I have lots of leftover mashed potatoes. I live in Salem,OR. My family goes nuts for these.
DanaSidheSeer 8 months ago
good job, thank you for not dragging it out with the painful details
barstoolguru 1 year ago
I want some now!!
Feisty1967 1 year ago
spaced out, man! :)
CollapsingClouds 1 year ago
he needs velvetta cheese, also I dont know how he made the dough but its better if you make sour cream dough and sit in fridge over night, makes the softest perogis ever
Liverpool1616 1 year ago
i used some sheep cheese mixed with some other mild white cheese and it was great. I did not know this recipe was big enough to feed about 15 people. I used some fried bacon then mixed it with the sour cream. It was delicious. thanks for the recipe!
wolfgang8u 1 year ago 2
yummy. I am going to make them tonight. I am going to use sheep cheese instead of sour cream though.
wolfgang8u 1 year ago
thanks for sharing.yummy. i will try them
wolfgang8u 1 year ago
wow.. I can not wait to suprise my mom and make them .. thanks
medranolazor 1 year ago
nice one! from western australia.
godfcknknowsczidont 1 year ago
im making potato and onion ones now :)
xxxZombieHunterxxx 2 years ago
It's nearly 2AM and I'm seriously craving some perogies. Going to try this next time!
monkeybean02 2 years ago
i live in shelton, wa. now i am hungry for perogies!!
trishamafia 2 years ago
the best way to serve these is with lots of kefir.Or even with sauerkraut.
stolzerknabe 2 years ago
Wow, this is a great video. I'm watching this from manhattan.
89thirddegree 2 years ago
From my bumhole, love your perogies.
633336 2 years ago
Thank you. I plan to use this technique when I make my next batch.
n0c4bl3 2 years ago
ive just learnt recently boil whole potatoes first then the peels come off real easy
thebluebunny1 2 years ago
mmmmmmmmm perogies
XxsPur3sxX 2 years ago
Is that water or oil you are adding to the flour and egg?
TheOmegaman33611 2 years ago
it is water
:D
katieistomthechicken 2 years ago
Alberta, I love perogies.
Lithys 2 years ago
all wrong from start to finish!
hussarus 2 years ago
@hussarus shut up arab
itsumonihon 2 years ago
My Baba used to make them with cottage cheese. Pretty good but I preferred the cheddar. My mom taught me how to make them. Do them about once a month.
5potts 2 years ago
Great video guys! I'm from the prairies of Canada and my family is Ukrainian so we had lots of pierogies back in the day. I'm going to start making them, i can't wait. Fresh pierogies, with plenty of melted butter and cheese, fried onions and ukrainian sausage, and ranch dressing with a salad. That's practically one of the best meals I can think of.
gearlockT 2 years ago
that looks awesome, FORM TORONTO, CANADA!
r33nmachin3 2 years ago
i need the recipe for the dough
Aprilshowersss 2 years ago
Hello from Tokyo.
I'm from Pennsylvania and miss my Mrs. T's from football games and the county fair. No... no homemade pierogis in my family. My mom and Nana were too busy making lasagna, gnocchi, and tollhouse cookies! :-)
Oh, and the cottage/cheddar cheese debate? Just potato filling for me, thank you very much.
djjackd 2 years ago
ahhh why do all Americans use cheddar cheese for making pierogi? :P this is really NOT the right way to go, you should use cottage cheese. and the way you shaped them is for making ravioli, not pierogi. ;)
jacuch46 2 years ago
BLEH, seriously? Cottage cheese? I haven't heard that before....I can't even imagine what that tastes like.
Me personally, I don't mind any cheese as long as there is a cheese in them.
RenoDantres 2 years ago
the movie was a little blur ... a pity for I would have loved to see a clearer view of your father. I liked the way he did it the dumpling way - saves so much time really.
thanks
everyoneisbodohlikem 2 years ago
i make pierogies at my church all the time for fish fries and we make them the exact same way with almost the same equipment to as well
jacksin12345 3 years ago 5
That's awesome. Pretty enjoyable, isn't it?
Solechnaya 2 years ago
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islamDick 3 years ago
bless him :) he lookes like he enjoyed making them so it dosnt matter how long it might have taken. Im from Scotland btw :)
AStarSparkle 3 years ago
nice video but it shouldn't take 3 hours to make these! they can be made in under an hour and a half. the trick is to get the dough done while boiling the potatoes and it helps to have some water boiling already as soon as the perogies are folded.
itsumonihon 3 years ago
dang!how much ingredients do you think i have?!?!?!?!
shane101010101010 3 years ago
that why I make them every couple years
katieistomthechicken 3 years ago
oh ok
shane101010101010 3 years ago
god dam pixles
katieistomthechicken 3 years ago