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How to ship pierogi from Poland to USA (not frozen)?


evakoz  1 | 1  
2 Sep 2008 /  #1
Does anybody know how to ship pierogi to USA without sending them frozen?

Is there a better way to preserve them?
finT  12 | 167  
2 Sep 2008 /  #2
This may sound a bit dumb but why don't you just make 'em yourself or employ a few Polish Babcias to make 'em! The logistics of shipping fresh pierogi to the States would be nigh on impossible ( I would have thought)
McCoy  27 | 1268  
2 Sep 2008 /  #3
This may sound a bit dumb but why don't you just make 'em yourself or employ a few Polish Babcias to make 'em!

or employ babcias and send them to USA
brzydula  - | 9  
2 Sep 2008 /  #4
a few Polish Babcias

cool :D

all you have to do is to learn how to make them yourself :)
Sasha  2 | 1083  
2 Sep 2008 /  #5
Excuse me... a bit offtop. How do you cook pierogi? I heard it was some like Russian "pelmeni". We throw them frozen to a saucepan and boil for a while.
pszczola  3 | 8  
2 Sep 2008 /  #6
Mrs. T's perogis in the frozen food isle in the USA is great.
Franek  8 | 271  
2 Sep 2008 /  #7
Excuse me... a bit offtop. How do you cook pierogi? I heard it was some like Russian "pelmeni". We throw them frozen to a saucepan and boil for a while.

In Russia they are called VARENIKI..They are the same as Polish and Ukranian.
I just cant understand why people dont make their own.. There plenty recipes on the web.

What can be better than a fresh pierog right out of the boiling water and drained, then fried in butter and onions. UMMMMM!
z_darius  14 | 3960  
2 Sep 2008 /  #8
I just cant understand why people dont make their own.

and that gives you the additional benefit of knowing what's really inside.
Sasha  2 | 1083  
2 Sep 2008 /  #9
In Russia they are called VARENIKI..They are the same as Polish and Ukranian.

Oh.. I see, thanks Franek! :) Just if "vareniki" stuffed with a meat we call them "pelmeni"; if the fill is curds, cheese, jam - then "vareniki".
Franek  8 | 271  
2 Sep 2008 /  #10
Growing up, I watched my Mom make pierogi with plums..I remember her buying Damson plums or Italian plums..The finished product came out with a purple tint.. But I was told that there was another Polish Plum used... Anybody have any knowledge of this?
krysia  23 | 3058  
2 Sep 2008 /  #11
Does anybody know how to ship pierogi to USA without sending them frozen?

Is there a better way to preserve them?

You can try to dry them, "suszone pierogi" a new thing on the market. Mmmmm. O.o.
Where you sending them from? I wouldn't want to smell something that was in the mail 2 weeks....Unless of course you want to poison someone with old fart-smelling pierogi...

But I was told that there was another Polish Plum used..

Maybe the were called powidła, which is like plum marmolade?
or śliwki?
OP evakoz  1 | 1  
4 Sep 2008 /  #12
Thread attached on merging:
Shipping pierogi to USA

What is the best way to ship pierogi to US withour going broke?
miranda  
5 Sep 2008 /  #13
What is the best way to ship pierogi to US withour going broke?

good question. Why do you keep asking it over and over again?
rdywenur  1 | 157  
5 Sep 2008 /  #14
Does anybody know how to ship pierogi to USA without sending them frozen?

Is there a better way to preserve them?

Now I know how Polish Jokes got started....duh!!!!
SeanBM  34 | 5781  
5 Sep 2008 /  #15
How to ship pierogi from Poland to USA (not frozen)?

You can swallow them in condoms and jump on a plane.
But whatever you do, don't make your own, I believe you can go to prison for that.

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