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As a polish person. We love pierogi. Sometimes i wonder why they are not at our flag. They are soooo good and we eat them at every event. You can eat them with sweet cheese, mushrooms, meat, fruits like everything! I always feel really excited when someone tries polish dishes and learns about polish culture and shows it in the socials. Greetings from poland! <33 (sorry for all mistakes)
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I love pierogies! I associate them with Christmas and family because we don't have them often throughout the year, but we always have them during the holidays and they're such a comfort! You can either boil them or fry them. Personally, I like them boiled fresh and then fry them if they're leftover. I just love how versatile the food is, too, with either being savory or sweet.
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I'm the American Granddaughter of a polish immigrant and grandmom teaching me to make pierogi was so special. I got to spend time with her and feel connected to my heritage. It's the only Polish food she ever taught me to make, and I still make them for new years every year. They are....my family. And they are so so comforting.
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As a polish person I always had sour cherry filled pierogies with sweet cream. My Babcia used to make them for us often. She passed away in late December 2022
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I don’t know much about the true Polish origins, but I know that pierogies have a huge presence in Pennsylvania in the United States because of the Polish immigrants that live here. And to some extent they have become a regional food here (particularly the Pittsburgh half of the state)
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Think you are an amazing person that's just trying to grow as a human being by learning about other cultures and other cultures food and I appreciate you being respectful I wish more people in the world were more open minded like you😊
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I love pierogis, they're definitely one of my favorite dishes from Polish kitchen. My grandma (babcia in polish) always makes them on holidays, traditionally with mushroom and cabbage filling. Another variation is with white sweet cheese or blueberries, we always eat those in the summer time. I love eating pierogis, but making them together with my babcia is a really meaningful part that makes the meal even better ❤️
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Pierogi is a polish national dish ,and if you go to any polish household on Christmas of thanks giving you will smell the greatness there.
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I am polish and I love them so much. My comfort food! For me they mean family because we used to always make them together at christmas.
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I'm Polish-American, and pierogis are a holiday food for my family (Easter and Christmas). We have a cookbook that's been handed down a few generations (I got it from my great-aunt) and the pierogi recipe makes enough for 10 people, lol.
Also, that restaurant, being one of the only Polish food restaurants in LA, gets away with really not being that good. It seems like the place that would have been good 30 years ago, but now the chef doesn't care...at least that's the impression my mom and I got.
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My grandmother always makes me dumplings when I visit. She lives in Katowice, Poland and I always visit in either the summer or winter. My parents are actually helping me learn Polish right now so I can talk with my relatives who didn’t move to the UK. It’s nice to see others trying these dumplings out
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I also went to polish and Slovak festivals with my family every year and it reminds me of that. I remember they sold a lot of other polish dishes and there was a bunch of people dancing the polka there too.
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I really like your diversity and different culture's content 💗
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What a lovely vyshyvanka! Looks nice!
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Polish person here. A little bit of a red flag if they didn’t give you sour cream from the get-go. I am being picky but it’s such a staple in polish cuisine, we add that shit to everything.
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As a polish person, Pierogi always remind me of my Mother because she absolutely loves them just like I do and we ate them once a week. Everytime she or I eat them now we text each other to show off the ones we got. We usually get more than 1 type of filling to mix it up a little as well
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Pierogies reminds me of when my grandparents were alive and I ate them during the holidays with my family the wonderful difference flavors my grandmother cooking them for me always warms my heart
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Piergis Are delicous they're from lesser Poland which is souther poland they're delicous they're are my childhodd dish with meat,cheese,potatoes,strawberries,blue berries,cheese and strawberries they' all are delicious you need to try more flavours of themthere are less traditional versions just like with apples, or mexican style ones. you should try all of them if you can.
Thanks for taking time for reading my comment!
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YES. OMG THANK YOU. AS A POLISH PEEP, I NEEDED THIS REVIEW
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@marycarey4636
1 year ago
Pierogies always reminded me of summer, childhood and community. I grew up in Eastern Pennslyvania, where pierogies are very common. During the summer, at the local swimming pool, the snack stand always had fried pierogies. It was the go to snack for all the kids when they called "adult swim only" time. Sitting with our feet in the pool, eating fried pierogies with ketchup, waiting for the adults to get out. Church picnics were famous for pierogies too. Great food memory.
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