The Polish and Slavish among us don't have to ask what the heck a Pierogi is! LOL

They're delicous doughy delights that had at one time been a main staple of lenten suppers. Served with melted butter and onions, they probably contain more calories than most of us eat in a typical meal.

But they're delicious. And they bring back a lot of great memories for those of us who had moms who knew how to make them.

Right now, in my house, my husband is our official pierogi maker! For some reason or another he got the cooking gene. Which is why I'm always searching out recipes! Easy ones, why Pillsbury.com is one of my favorite sites, and why I decided to dedicate a blog to home cooking. I'll be searching out easy recipes for everyone who loves to eat good homecooked meals but is too busy to spend much time in the kitchen.

Anyway, my mom is Irish. So how the heck did she get to the our family's official pierogi guru? She learned to cook and bake from my grandmother, my father's mom.

It's one of the great stories of my family. My Irish mom is probably one of the best cooks of Slovak foods!

Enjoy the pierogi recipe!

susan