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Many people ask us how to serve pierogi -- for either a small dinner party or for a major event. There are countless options, it all depends if you are serving a pierogi appetizer, a pierogi side dish, or making pierogi your main meal. But, if you had to just pick one pierogi recipe that works for almost any occassion, we decided to pick the following as a simple, no fail pierogi dish.
Farmer's cheese is notorious in Polish recipes. It is a healthier cheese than most since it is typically made the old-fashioned way, by culturing milk. Some would consider it similar to a dry cottage cheese. Here is a great farmers cheese Polish recipe with veggies. Great snack or for breakfast on whole wheat toast.
Polish Potato Salad is actually more directly known as Polish "Vegetable" salad, mainly because potatoes are only 1/4 of the ingredients. The added steamed carrots, parsley roots, and onion brings out a more complex flavor than your typical potato salad recipe.
Try this Polish Chocolate Almond cake recipe that is low in sugar and happens to be gluten free for those who are sensitive. Perfect year round, and top with Polish vodka inflused whippped cream.
The Poles have some surprisingly fresh recipes for a summer BBQ or a hot summer day like this Polish Leek Salad recipe. Find some fresh organic leeks from your local farmer's market and some fresh, tart apples to make this Polish recipe burst with texture and flavor.
New pierogi flavor! Foodies can now enjoy tender beef round sautéed with sweet caramelized onions, meaty crimini mushrooms, earthy roasted garlic, peppers, and smoky paprika in a delicate organic pierogi shell. Our all-natural Beef & Pork Pierogi is made with tender beef round and pork from animals that are raised on a vegetarian diet and never given antibiotics, growth enhancers, or animal by-products.
Here we feature a popular Polish soup recipe usually made during Easter, called Zurek, although it is enjoyed year round. What makes zurek (pronounced "zhurek") so exotic is that zakwas is used for the soup base. Zakwas is made from fermenting rye flour and water. In fact, the name “zurek” traditionally refers to the soup made with a sour rye starter. This is an easy recipe, but the rye starter takes a 3-4 days to make, so if serving for Easter, give yourself a week to plan it out.
In this Polish dessert crepe recipe called nalesniki, you can prepare the sweet farmer's cheese filling and then mix it with fresh fruit or jam. Or, follow a fresh berry sauce recipe as a warm topping with whipped cream. Bananas, blueberries, or any fruit go well with this Polish recipe, making it a light dessert or breakfast treat.
Enjoy this ham and cheese crepe, called Nalesniki. Nalesniki are thin rounds of cooked batter made from eggs and flour. We fill these with ham, mushrooms, and Gruyere cheese. Top with a sauce and bake, and you have savory meal!
To utterly spoil your guests with something that will just melt in their mouth, try this Bacon Wrapped Pierogi recipe! It is super easy to prepare and can be made in advance so that you just pop it in the oven right before your guests arrive. All Pierogi flavors work well with this one, but for a party, you may want to use the Potato Cheese Pierogi to satisfy all taste preferences.