Sunday, April 5, 2015

There are some foods that have universal approaches when it comes to recipe experimentation. My favorite food to be creative with are perogies. I love the cheesy potato-esque of the food, that can be eaten in a variety of ways.

Tonight, I decided to try a new approach to steaming perogies. Perogies can be fried, steamed, grilled, boiled and sauteed. My recipe went as follows:


GARLIC LEMON PEPPER PEROGIE SAUTEE 

ingredients:
1 box of mini perogies
1 bunch of asparagus, sliced into dice pieces
1 orange bell pepper
salt & pepper to taste
garlic powder
1/4 cup of white wine
1 tablespoon of lemon juice

how-to:
1. prepare the vegetables. put perogies in a non-stick pan and begin the defrosting process.
2. throw salt, pepper and garlic and a little olive oil over top of perogies then cover with a lid for 2 minutes
3. add veggies while mixing in wine and lemon- cover for 5-8 minutes (depends if you really like well-done perogies or lightly steamed)


I have done recipes with perogie marinara bakes, vodka sauce, meat sauce, spanish perogies. What ways have you guys done perogies? I would love to hear your feedback on the different approaches you've taken with perogies! 

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2 comments:

  1. I've had pierogies fried and boiled, but usually just as a side dish - not really part of a main dish. This recipe looks good though, I might give it a shot!

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  2. Sadly I've only ever had them boiled and in a marinara sauce but they're delicious that way! I would love to try them fried that sounds pretty yummy!

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