Not as good as authentic Polish ones but not sad about them at all.

34 comments
  1. My first time trying pierogi was homemade by my cousins back in Poland when i was visiting… bardzo smaczne never tried store bought or restaurants (no restaurants serve pierogi near me)

  2. They look great. You didn’t say what the filling is? Ruskie?

  3. Ruskie? Mniam! After boiling you can also fry them a little, anyways congrats because they look like babcia-made even though it is your first time.

  4. Looks good but u pierogi usually have more visible finger traces on sides.
    Sorry for my grammar but I’m m still learning english

  5. “Pierogi” is plural. “Pieróg” is singular. It’s the same deal as with spaghetti or ravioli.

  6. props for you for getting the dough right since its the hardest part. note to self tho pierogi is already plural and poles rage when you say pierogis

  7. They look good but you should have made more. When it comes to pierogi there is never enough.

  8. Pierogi is already plurar. Saying “pierogis” is like saying “hanburgerses” 😀

  9. Just please not the double Plural form… Pierogi is already a plural form since the Singular form for it is Pieróg no need for adding “s” at the end of Pierogi

  10. “Pierogi” is already plural! (You don’t have to put “s” at the end…)

  11. Enjoy!
    Btw, this mistake is so common. Pierogi is already a plural form 😉

  12. I just stepped by to wish you smacznego, as for the first time it looks awesome! Its the best if the dough is thinner, and the filling is put generously. Remember to spice it well. My favorite savory pierogi are crispy from the outside with some butter and sour cream on top.

    PS. Dont let all the grammar people ruin your mood, just call it however you want. Cheers!

  13. Better than mine 🥲 …. Damn take my citizenship 😩

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