Pierogy Chicken Stew - Mrs. T's Pierogies

Asian Pierogy Stir Fry - Mrs. T's Pierogies

There are so many things you can do with a pierogy. This Mrs. T's Lemon Broccoli Pierogy Skillet is packed with flavor the whole family will love!

Cheesy Beef & Pierogy Casserole - Mrs. T's Pierogies

Shepherd’s Pie Pierogy Bake

Created by Rachel Quenzer, @Rachelquenzer

Mrs. T’s 4 Cheese Medley Pierogies pair perfectly with the Italian flavors of this Tuscan Chicken Skillet. This dish is satisfying and easy to make!

Chicken Pierogy Pot Pie Casserole

Crispy Broccoli & Cheese Pierogy Skillet

Creamy Chicken & Broccoli Pierogy Bake - Mrs. T's Pierogies

Classic flavors like bacon, cheddar cheese, and onion fill this warming dish. It has a 15-minute prep time and makes the whole house smell delicious.

Mrs. T's Mini Pierogies are perfect for a quick dinner. This dish has a 10-minute prep time and is loaded with vegetables and delicious, gooey cheese.

Chicken, Bacon, Ranch Pierogy Sheet Pan

Cabbage dumplings recipe for Russian-Ukrainian vareniki stuffed with a rich filling of braised cabbage, onion, carrot, bacon, and spices.

Pierogy Lasagna is a scrumptious take on an Italian classic. This lasanga is one of the most delicious recipes using frozen pierogies!

You may have seen the title of this post and thought it contained a spelling error. This delectable potato-filled Polish treat can actually be spelled a myriad of different ways (like perogi, pierogy, perogy, pierógi, pyrohy, pirogi, or pyrogie), but wasn’t it Shakespeare who said, “What’s in a name? A pierogi by any other spelling would totally be as delicious.” I’m pretty…

The Armory Show 09. From a press release by Pierogy Brooklyn: “The imagery borrows from topographical maps, satellite images, anatomical and schematic diagrams—two dimensional translations of the three dimensional world—but Zeller’s worlds are entirely invented intuitive responses to the parallels and contradictions inherent in the variety of ways that we view the world. “In a sense the drawings become an act of digestion and regurgitation; reconfiguration driven by information overload.” (Zeller) His titles are indicative of his concerns as well as his process; examples include Maladaptive Entanglement, Systemic Acquisition, Connective Entrapment, Implemented Cohesion, and Invasive Seclusion. Zeller’s process is dynamic and direct. It is a fluid series of spontaneous choices governed by self-imposed rules and conditions. The main rule is to always respect what has already been put on the page. Other conditions might dictate how color is used or topography rendered. These rules are flexible and serve to mediate and mold what might otherwise result in chaos. Tension between spontaneity and predictability is central to the process. The goal is to discover new vocabulary and new rules that can be incorporated, thus allowing the cycle to expand and evolve. The new works reveal an expanded color palette and a deepened three-dimensional, sculptural aspect.”