The category “main course” will give you entrees that are usually served with side dishes.
Invite your corn-fed quarterback in for a warm, hearty, strapping bowlful of this hell of a tasty, comfort-foody, Midwestern chili. It won’t burn you; it won’t bite you. It will just make you feel good way down in your hungry heart. Home run, quarterback!
This is the final post in a six-part pierogi series. This post contains several pierogi dough recipes: a plain version, one that uses sour cream (miLam’s favorite), another that uses milk, and one that’s enriched with egg yolks. For fillings and instructions, see previous posts.
Fruit Filled Pierogi Recipes: strawberry, plum, etc.
Potato and cheese:
pierogi filling duo.
Recipes for you!
A triplet of tasty sauerkraut recipes prescribed for your pierogi-filling pleasure.
How to Make Pierogi: tricks and tips for rolling, filling, cooking (boiling, frying), serving, and freezing those superb little Polish dumplings. Sound like a lot of work? It is! You might want to muster your troops and form a pierogi production posse.
An overview of pierogi: the ultimate Polish comfort food. An introduction to several classic filling and dough recipes: sauerkraut, potato, cheese, and fruit.
Why is Beef, Sausage, and Rigatoni so utterly satisfying? miLam uncovers the truth about the importance of fat and wine in a braise. Plus: casserole? Dutch Oven? What the wealthy kettle conglomerates don’t want you to know!
Beef, Sausage, Rigatoni involves a lot of man-appropriate crying: tears of joy shed at the meat temple we call a butcher shop, tears of profound satisfaction at how beautifully this dish will turn out … but don’t shed any tears for the onions, you cry baby.