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Some recipes for pierogi fillings, either potatoe or kraut or cheese?

Question by pinkmusic108: I need some recipes for pierogi fillings, either potatoe or kraut or cheese?

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Answer by Kara B
I start with 6 cups of potato mashed very well(not whipped) (I also make alot of perogies you can adjust for your need) I add cheese whiz and fried bacon (not to crisp) bacon cut into little bits. add salt and pepper to taste and stuff.
filling measurements are subjuct to taste if youlike it cheesier add more cheese

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  1. Bender Bending Rodri says

    pierogis makes 9 dozen

    5 lbs potatoes
    1 med onion
    1 lb sharp cheddar cheese (and some Velveeta)
    3 TBL butter

    peel and boil potatoes
    salt while boiling
    drain
    throw all ingredients together and blend to desired consistency

    dough:
    3 cups flour
    1 tsp salt
    3 tsp crisco
    2 eggs
    3/4 cup warm water

    whip eggs and wate together
    add to flour mixture
    mix into ball of dough
    add flour to desired consistency if sticky
    cut dough in 3 sections
    put under pot for 15 minutes

    put balled potato mixture in dough
    fold over and seal with fork

    boil water with 2 tbs oil
    put pierogis in water stirring constantly
    for 2 minutes until they float up
    lay out to dry
    when cool, freeze and pack

    fry up in crisco to eat

    this is my Bobbis (grandmother) recipe and she is Polish so it's authentic. i prefer to fry mine up with butter and onions yum !
    enjoy

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  2. puppamama says

    Try Velveeta cheese with your potatos, and nix the bacon. There's enough fat with the cheese….the bacon will double it!
    Instead…..fry the kraut in bacon grease. It'll give it some extra flavor.

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