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Pierogi Recipe

Pierogi are traditional filled dumplings of Central and Eastern European origin, celebrated for their versatility and comforting qualities. These delectable pockets of dough can be filled with a variety of ingredients, commonly potato, cheese, and onion, and are often topped with a dollop of melted butter for an added touch of richness. Serving as a fulfilling meal or a satisfying snack, pierogi are a testament to the homely and hearty cuisine of the region.

pierogi

🌎 Central and Eastern European: Main Dish

πŸ₯— Ingredients:

  • dough (wheat flour, water, egg) (150g)
  • potato filling (mashed potatoes, cheese, onions) (100g)
  • onion (25g)
  • cheese (50g)
  • butter (5g)

🍳 How to cook (4 servings):

Cooking Time: 20 minutesPreperation Time: 1 hour

Dough Preparation

Start by mixing wheat flour, water, and an egg to form the dough. Knead until smooth, then let it rest for a moment.

Filling Preparation

Boil potatoes until soft, mash them, and then combine with cheese and optionally with finely chopped onions.

Assembling Pierogi

Roll out the dough thinly, cut out circles using a glass or a cutter. Place a spoonful of filling on each piece, fold over and press the edges to seal.

Cooking Pierogi

Bring a pot of salted water to a boil, then add the pierogi. Cook until they float to the top, then remove and serve hot, topped with melted butter.

⭐️ Nutrition facts:

Pierogi are a moderate source of protein, especially if they include a cheese or meat filling, but are also high in carbohydrates due to the dough and potential potato filling. They contain a moderate amount of fat, particularly if served with butter on top. An average serving of 4-5 pieces provides approximately 500 kcal, making them a hearty meal option.

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