Ravioli or Perogies? (1 Viewer)

[Cliff Clavin]

So to be a main dish it must have meat? Meat perogies. Incredibly delicious. Smoo loses. 

 

[Smoo]

Perhaps. But I'm still not sure you're understanding that everytime you set a dinner table without meat, an angel is set on fire.

 

[Smoo]

So to be a main dish it must have meat? Meat perogies. Incredibly delicious. Smoo loses. 

IS THIS A THING?!?

 

[Smoo]

Doesn't that just become bite-sized shepherd's pie?

 

[Cliff Clavin]

IS THIS A THING?!?

Absolutely. Beef and cheese stuffed instead of potato. 

 

[wikkidpissah]

Wat?  You've obviously never had good perogies. 

My auntie's a Ploczynyck from Pittsburgh - i've had pretty good access. Onions and schmuudge and gobbly goo.  Lobster's pretty great too but, without the butter............

 

[Smoo]

At some point we're going to have to talk about pizza pockets.

 

[jamny]

My MiL went on a little kick a long time ago and made a huge variety of pierogies: meat, cheese, mushroom, some fruit filled ones too. It's only the standard ones nowadays but the other ones were great too.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

Potatoe, cheese and bacon perogies made by a local Baba, baked in butter with onions and mushrooms topped with a dollop of sour cream. I just got hard.

Good god, yes.  And I'm a girl.  And there's no 'e' in potato, Mr. Quayle.

 

[Stoneys]

I dunno...my mom makes both pierogies and ravioli.  She uses the same dough recipe for both.  I chose pierogie because of the memories of me and my cousin having contests Christmas Eve to see who could eat the most.  Which usually turned into both of us with being overstuffed and looking for antacids.  

The WORST time was when my mom thought she do something different and made cabbage stuffed pierogies except she used a different dough recipe (one she got from some Martha stewart site/show/guest appearance.  My good they were horrid...BUT, a great idea since i also like Halushki.  

Looking forward to our traditional Ukrainian/Polish Christmas Eve dinner this year.  

 

[Cliff Clavin]

Looking forward to our traditional Ukrainian/Polish Christmas Eve dinner this year.  

12 meatless dishes? 

 

[Ramsay Hunt Experience]

Underrated aspect of making pierogies is having hands that smell like butter and onions all night.  Edward Pierogiehands!

 

[wikkidpissah]

Underrated aspect of making pierogies is having hands that smell like butter and onions all night.  Edward Pierogiehands!

Grab em by the perogie!

 

[Leroy Hoard]

Love both, but there is a reason perogie contains the first three letters of the word perfect. As well as the second e.

 

[wikkidpissah]

Love both, but there is a reason perogie contains the first three letters of the word perfect. As well as the second e.

without them, you're fct

 

[El Floppo]

we're talking about sandwiches in here?

 

[Stoneys]

12 meatless dishes? 

Well it has been cut down to about 5-7, but yeah.  Potato and cheese pierogies, dry  cottage cheese pierogies, fish, halubsi (meatless halupki), kapusta and peas (boiled cabbage and mushed peas) a flatbread, and oplatki (a wafer that we break pieces off with each other).  

Since the passing of my grandparents and the movement of us grandkids, the dinner is now usually just me, my wife and my parents.  it used to be about 20-30 people before i was born.  i think the last big year was about 15yrs ago when my mom, aunts wife and female cousins made over 500 potato/cheese pierogies ahead of time and around 200 dry cottage cheese pierogies on xmas eve

 

[Stoneys]

Underrated aspect of making pierogies is having hands that smell like butter and onions all night.  Edward Pierogiehands!

My favorite part when i was a kid and my Grandma was making them, she would take a  scoop of the potato mixture and roll it in her hand and pinch the top side and make me a 'tweety bird' to eat.

 

[Hu-Tang Clan]

I don't understand how these are being compared, they're not even close to the same food.  

 

[GroveDiesel]

Good god, yes.  And I'm a girl.  And there's no 'e' in potato, Mr. Quayle.

Both spellings are acceptable. The VP screwed up by telling the girl she was wrong, when in fact she used the more commonly accepted spelling.

 

[jamny]

Looking forward to our traditional Ukrainian/Polish Christmas Eve dinner this year.  

No meat, only fish, too? That's Christmas Eve at my in-laws.

 

[Cliff Clavin]

Well it has been cut down to about 5-7, but yeah.  Potato and cheese pierogies, dry  cottage cheese pierogies, fish, halubsi (meatless halupki), kapusta and peas (boiled cabbage and mushed peas) a flatbread, and oplatki (a wafer that we break pieces off with each other).  

Since the passing of my grandparents and the movement of us grandkids, the dinner is now usually just me, my wife and my parents.  it used to be about 20-30 people before i was born.  i think the last big year was about 15yrs ago when my mom, aunts wife and female cousins made over 500 potato/cheese pierogies ahead of time and around 200 dry cottage cheese pierogies on xmas eve

Sounds like ours but we do the full 12 dishes. My sister and I married Ukrainians.

 

[PIK95]

My wife's Lobstah Ravioli with pink sauce slays all.

Her Pesto Ravioli ain't bad either