I love Casey Barber’s great book, Pierogi Love, and shared my thoughts on the title over at TasteBook here.
Casey’s dough was so easy to work with and our family gobbled up all the pierogies I have been making. My goal is to make all of the great recipes in this book.
GIVEAWAY: My friend, Vivian, has an extra copy of Pierogi Love and would love to send it to one of you! U.S. Addresses only. To enter leave a comment here telling me about your favorite flavor combination for pierogies.
Good luck. A winner will be randomly chosen on September 7th.
Random number generator picked comment – #24 – Connie – Lady Leonardo – you won!
I have a few more giveaways to post in the next week and am working on a huge collection of cookbooks for our 20,000 member giveaway plus an Instant Pot!
Renee Handwerk says
I love Sauerkraut or Cabbage Pierogies. But I wouldn’t have to be forced to eat Potato ones.
Teresa says
I love plain potato cheese ones. Like anyone who grew up polish in America…
Susan Grzeskowiak says
My favorite Pierogi, cottage cheese sautéed in butter and sprinkled with sugar.
abigail magnani says
cheese and pork!
Jordan Rando says
Pierogis are the most perfect food. I have only made cheese and potato but would love to explore other possibilities .
Jordan Rando says
Pierogis are the perfect food. I would love to explore other possibilities beyond potato and cheese.
Jessica K. says
Cheese & Potato!!!
Danielle Royalegacy says
I feel really left out as I have never had a pierogi before. Would love to try them by making them myself with this cookbook. My thanks to Vivian for this opportunity!
cynthia caprise says
My absolute favorite is spinach and onion stuffed pierogis!
Deb Shambrook says
I love pierogi. I would love to learn to make them from scratch.
DJ says
I love Chicken Parmesan Pierogi.
Mary Ann says
I love sauerkraut. My mom was Polish and she made the best pierogi. I wish I had her recipe.
Jessica says
Can’t go wrong with cheese and potato.
Matt says
Potato and cheese is my go too, but would like to break out of that rut
B. says
Our all-time favorite were the blueberry and cherry ones.
B. says
We loved my mom’s blueberry and her cherry pierogi.
Aaron Rishell says
I can honestly say I have never had a perogi before but would love to try any.
Tina W says
Potato and onion for me.
Mildred Ella Taylor Broselow says
I just love potato cheese and onion! I need to breach out!
Marcia1206 says
My favorite is potato and onions.
Vicki says
My favorite is chicken, cheese and spinach.
bren says
Love potato and cheese!
Cassia says
I discovered real pierogis when I moved to Cleveland. There’s a shop here that has about 40 different flavors – love them! But I must admit – my favorite is the simple potato & farmers cheese. Absolutely the perfect comfort food!
connie says
Pork but I’m positive I’d eat any of them. Thanks vivian and Jenny.
Felice says
Pierogis bring back such special memories for me of my time spent in Canada. I’d never had them before and I would sometimes treat myself to potato and cheese pierogis with a little sour cream on the side for lunch.
Pattie L says
I like them baked with potato, onion, and extra sharp cheddar cheese filling. Lots of black pepper in the inside mixture. A cream sauce made of oil, evaporated milk and saute-ed onions to pour over or dip them in. They almost resemble a potato knish but with a cream sauce.
Susan Broughton says
I guess I like the usual Potato and cheese. That’s the only flavor that I have tried and loved it!
Linda G. says
I love pork or potatoes with onions!
Robin Chesser says
The classic potato & cheese.
Janie Litt says
Polish, Pittsburgh & Pierogies — what more could you ask for? I’ve made them a few times however they are a LOT of work. My favorite was using the browned sauerkraut after it had been cooked with a pork roast which was surrounded by Granny Smith apples, onions, garlic & apple juice with dabs of butter. So delicious. Of course you can serve with sour cream. Hot or cold.
MaryJane Klimek says
I make perogies with potatoes, bacon, sauekraut and onions. use the Pittsburgh Pa perogi dough. Like to try others.
Jill SPinak says
I love all but if I were to choose one, it would be sauerkraut.
Kathleen Leverett says
Aaahhhh, pierogi! My favorite is potato and bacon and onion, cooked in butter.
Sarah says
My Polish grandmother made amazing pierogi – my favorite was farmers cheese and mushroom and sauerkraut!! Would love to win this 🙂
Joan A says
Considering my heritage, I should be well versed in Pierogi’s, but I am not. I may have had a frozen one at some time, but all the better reason to have the book!
Dani says
Potato and leeks! Yum