Printer-friendly versionOur list of "how to eat pierogi" has only started, but with your help, we hope to have a list with 100 different ways to eat pierogi so you can enjoy a variety of pierogi toppings, pierogi sauces, and countless pirogi cooking ideas. Besides, Pierogi is Martha Stewart's favorite food, so I am sure there are many creative cooks out there to get us the perfect pierogi sauce or topping. Please send us a recipe about how you make your Pierogi! Let's keep this pierogi list going!
100 Ways To Eat Pierogi
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Boiled Pierogi topped with caramelized onion & sour cream
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Boiled Pierogi topped with caramelized onion in butter & paprika sour cream
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Boiled Pierogi topped with caramelized onion, sage, and jalapeno
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Boiled Pierogi topped with caramelized onion and Polish sausage
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Boiled Pierogi topped with caramelized onions, finely chopped bacon, and garlic
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Pierogi dipped in honey mustard or Dijon mustard
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Pierogi dipped in Greek yogurt
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Pierogi dipped in ranch dressing
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Pierogi covered with apple sauce
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Pierogi smothered with melted butter
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Pierogi smothered with butter and chives
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Pierogi dipped in sour cream & hot sauce
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Pierogi dipped in sour cream & chopped green onions
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Veggie Pierogi Frittata with asparagus and garlic
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Saute pierogi in butter, top with chili, cheese, sour cream & habanero sauce
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Saute pierogi in butter, top with steamed broccoli & melted cheese
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Saute pierogi in sesame oil with kale, fresh garlic, red bell pepper, and sesame seeds
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Roasted Eggplant & Tomatoes Pierogi
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Saute pierogi in olive oil with onion, kale, fresh garlic, lemon, and oregano
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Pierogi topped with whole milk yogurt, garlic, sugar, & herbs
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Pierogi with fresh roasted tomatoes and garlic
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Pierogi mixed with sauteed onion and garlic
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Pierogi tossed with garlicky string beans, onion, bell peppers, & bacon
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Pierogi tossed with fried mushroom, bacon, & onion
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Pierogi tossed with onions, peppers, and chicken sausage
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Baked Pierogi Casserole with bacon, tomato, & cheese
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Deep fried Pierogi with Sour Cream, Garlic, Chives
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Sauteed Pierogi with Sour Cream, Fresh Basil, & Green Onion
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Pierogi topped with Marinara Sauce & Ground Buffalo
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Pierogi topped with a Ground Beef Marinara Sauce
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Pierogi topped with an Alfredo Sauce
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Pierogi topped with Pesto Sauce
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Pierogi topped with a Mushroom Sauce
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Pierogi topped with a Bearnaise sauce
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Heck, some eat them with jelly or jam
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Pierogi Appetizer Wrapped in Bacon
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Cold or Hot Cooked Pierogi topped with mango salsa
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Cold or Hot Cooked Pierogi with Honey Dijon Mustard over bed of lettuce
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Pierogi crostini topped with mushrooms, scallions, and spicy fresh salsa
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Cooked and chilled pierogi served over a salad
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Pierogi topped with ketchup
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Fried pierogi with melted cheddar cheese on top
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Fried pierogi with cream cheese and chives
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Fried pierogi with cream cheese, lox, thinly slices onions, and capers
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Fried pierogi topped with whitefish, sable, lox lettuce, tomato, red onion, swiss cheese, cucumbers, and capers
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Fried Pierogi with Crab Spread (cream cheese, crab meat, lemon juice, green onions, and milk)
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Pizza Pierogi: Potato Cheese Pierogi with pizza sauce, melted mozzarella cheese, and pepperoni
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Fried Pierogi with melted mozzarella, caramelized onions, and sauteed mushrooms
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Pretty much anything that you like over a potato skin!
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Potato Cheese Pierogi with brie, stilton, or grated mature Cheddar
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Potato Cheese Pierogi with Greek yogurt, coriander, diced cucumber, and red onion
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Potato Cheese pierogi with caviar
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Potato Cheese pierogi topped with a green curry sauce
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Potato Cheese pierogi topped with tuna salad
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Pierogi topped with Corned Beef and horseradish
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Spinach or Potato also works well for breakfast: top with tomato, egg over easy, and chives
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Potato or Spinach Pierogi topped with prawn mayonnaise
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Pierogi topped with chili con carne
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Pierogi with cheddar cheese and baked beans
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Boil pierogi and top with gravy: sauteed onion in oil, add mushrooms, 1/4 c white wine, paprika, 1 cup chicken broth, salt, pepper, garlic, and cook with flour till thickened. Stir in sour cream, pour over cooked pierogi. (From Mrs. Wojnowicz)
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Pierogi with Tarragon Mushroom Sauce. Cook Pierogi. Saute onions and mushrooms in oil. Add dry vermouth or white wine and deglaze with 1 can Cream of Mushroom soup, 1 can Cream of Chicken Soup, 1.25 cups milk, 1/4 tsp pepper, and 1/2 tsp tarragon (or dill). Pour over pierogi, steamed veggies, and chicken for a complete meal. (From Kristin K Noll-Marsh)
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We top ours with "sauce": Organic corn soup, heated & reduced with added organic corn kernels, a dash of cumin and julienned fresh basil garnish.
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Cook pierogi, and then saute with sliced chicken breast, honey, and dijon mustard. (From Jessi)
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My grandmother in McAdoo, PA: population 1000, used to make breakfast pierogi stuffed with dried prunes (not a big fan of those). Being a California boy, from the Valley of the Heart's Delite, I mixed it up a bit and substituted in fresh strawberries and apricots. Saute in sweet butter. Top with a dust of powdered sugar, whipped cream, and crushed walnuts. You will never want bacon and eggs again. (From Nick Stefanisko)
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Boil pierogi, then top with a mixture of soy sauce and cream. (From Dion McIntyre)
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Opps, didn't reach 100 yet. Help us by sending us your pierogi topping ideas and recipes to post here!
Pierogi and...
Pierogi and sauerkraut on a frying pan.
Pierogi and...
...Beer.
How about pierogi stuffed
How about pierogi stuffed with plums, strawberries, or blueberries dusted with a little bit of confection surgar or sweet cream, mixed with cinnamon, a pinch of nutmeg and sugar:-) Mniam...a lovely childhood desert.
pierogi sausage alfredo casserole
In a 9 x 13 dish mix cut up smoked sausage and frozen pierogies and 1 (26oz) jar of alfredo sauce and bake on 400 degees for 30 to 45 minutes. This tastes amazing and it even more awesome over rice. It fills the heart and warms the soul. Good eats for any weather but especially cold days. I added a little bit of fresh garlic in the casserole and it was amazing. After I pulled the dish out I sprinkled a little pinch of salt and pepper and voila:-) enjoy
Pan fried kraut pierogi
Pan fried kraut pierogi topped with shredded corned beef and swiss cheese. Placed on a sheet pan and broil until cheese melts.
'Spanish' Pierogies
Boil or fry pierogies according to directions. Top like a taco salad: favorite salsa, guacamole, shredded cheese, sour cream. OMG!! :)
Deep Fried with Curry
boil them for a bit if previously frozen. (I normally stock pile). poke a hole or 2 into each pierogi then toss them in the deep fryer until golden brown. remove from oil. let cool for a bit. Place pierogies on to a cookie sheet/ baking tray and cover with copious amounts of cheese (I'm fond of old cheddar) spice as desired (I generally go with paprika, nutmeg, curry and cayenne pepper). stick the whole mess under a broiler. Once bubbling to your liking enjoy just my way of twisting a standard.
Glad that you shared that to
Glad that you shared that to us too. That really sounds so cool and awesome on how to eat pierogi. thanks, Anita
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