Rolling out the dough and cutting into perfect little circles |
I've worked up to being able to handle six at a time |
Giant bowl of mashed potato...nom! |
The station I set up when I'm ready to fill |
Pierogi army all lined up |
We like them a little bit fried in olive oil |
Mac getting ready to dig in |
Finished plate - served up with peas, sauteed cabbage and onions and a simple dipping sauce of Vegenaise, horseradish, lemon juice, paprika, cayenne and S&P |
MMMMM! Get in my belly! |
Gorgeous post, I love operationalized photos! (I have a tendency to do them, too :-)
ReplyDeleteAnd I have homemade sauerkraut ready to go for these...just need more potatoes!
I forgot about you from MoFo, glad I checked the feed today :-))
XOXO
Dawn
Vegan Fazool blog
It is so so so so handy to have these in the freezer. I should cook like you more often.
ReplyDeleteThat looks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteAnd such a great idea to make a bunch (and put beans and cauliflower in the potato mix!).
I love pierogi. Those look fab!
ReplyDeleteHey Kelly, I'm going to make these tomorrow night! Do you chop up the chickpeas prior to throwing them in the mashed potato mix? Would you recommend 1 can or 2 for trying to trick a fiance who swears he doesn't like beans. :)
ReplyDeleteI throw the chickpeas in with the potatoes for the full boil. The Eden Organics ones are a bit toothsome so they handle the boil well. Then I just mash it all together. I make a bunch at a time so I use two cans but you could start slow and add more to up his tolerance. Mac knows they are in there now and picks them out and says mmm chickpeas. Maybe that will inspire Roo. Hehe!
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