polandowns 7 | 27 1 Oct 2009 / #1I'm looking for somewhere to devour pierogi, does anyone know where to go?
tornado2007 11 | 2,270 1 Oct 2009 / #3of course that is what he means, he just put it in a slightly different way, some Americans obviously feel uncomfortable when they are taken outside their vocab comfort zone. Relax, let the term sink in and then breathe out slowly, you will then feel warmth of expansion :)
pgtx 29 | 3,145 1 Oct 2009 / #4feel uncomfortable when they are taken outside their vocab comfort zone.i feel totally uncomfortable right now... ;) thanks Tornado, i thought it's French.... ;)
mafketis 37 | 10,894 1 Oct 2009 / #6Best pierogies I've ever had were in Wrocław about a five minute walk west from the train station on Piłsudskiego. I can't remember the name of the place but it specialized in homemade pierogies, which really delicious and very, very filling (and came with browned onions - also delicious).
pgtx 29 | 3,145 1 Oct 2009 / #8yes, we have eaten pierogi... :)tell us where you live, it may be helpful to find the place...
OP polandowns 7 | 27 1 Oct 2009 / #9I live in New york city but if you have a good place in Poland tell me :)
delphiandomine 88 | 18,131 1 Oct 2009 / #10I'm looking for somewhere to devour pierogi, does anyone know where to go?Don't go near Krakow, their speciality appears to be drowning them in oil :/
pgtx 29 | 3,145 1 Oct 2009 / #11Krakow, their speciality appears to be drowning them in oil :/really? no way! how come....?
ShawnH 8 | 1,491 1 Oct 2009 / #12Krakow, their speciality appears to be drowning them in oil :/I like to fry about a pound of bacon, save the oil, then when the pierogies are boiled, thow them in the bacon fat, and cook until golden brown. If they happen to soak up a little oil, so be it.Yum!
pgtx 29 | 3,145 1 Oct 2009 / #13a pound of bacon, save the oil, then when the pierogies are boiled, thow them in the bacon fatwhat does your cardiologist have to say about your actions...?
pgtx 29 | 3,145 1 Oct 2009 / #15if you're lucky, maybe the Discovery channel will make a special documentary report about it...;)
ShawnH 8 | 1,491 1 Oct 2009 / #16maybe the Discovery channel will make a special documentary report about it...I will get my 15 minutes of fame!wait.... I'll be dead.;-(
zakoinfo 4 | 8 1 Oct 2009 / #17There is a small wooden restaurant at the bottom of Kuznice in Zakopane - Kolibecka - Pierogi from there is..... no words! DELICIOUS is not enough! I have eaten in many many places in Zakopane and love my pierogi but Kolibecka is something else! It's such a tiny little place as well, you usually end up sharing a table with a few other people but it doesn't matter! the food is what they are all there for!
kioko - | 84 1 Oct 2009 / #18Best homemade pierogi are in small village Wejsuny, near Ruciane-Nida. The best and the biggest ever! Every time I go home, going there is a MUST. Not even my mother's dinner can beat that.
polkamaniac 1 | 482 9 Oct 2009 / #21the best place I tried pierogies was Staropolskie Delikatessen on Barton St. across from St.Satnilaus Church in Hamilton Ont.
Moonlighting 31 | 234 12 Oct 2009 / #22The bedroomz mięsem ? :-)The best place where I ate pierogi was at my hotel in Mazury (Hotel Conrad on the shores of lake Roś). The cook prepares everything fresh, absolutely all ingredients. It is also the place where I had the best gołąbki and barszcz czerwony.
Seanus 15 | 19,673 12 Oct 2009 / #23Exactly! ;)Bar Teatralny is right by me here in Gliwice, the pierogi there are good.
OsiedleRuda 12 Oct 2009 / #24At my mum's house.Oh, I forgot... she doesn't live in Poland.Sorry! lol :)