Lazy Pierogi

Leniwe pierogi, leniwe kluski

Lazy pierogi are a treat to many Polish kids. They are delicate in texture, they taste great with breadcrumbs sauteed in butter. If you are serving lazy pierogi for kids – sugar is necessary, for many adults too 😀

The main ingredient is twaróg– Polish farmer’s cheese. What to do if you don’t have twaróg? You can still enjoy lazy pierogi using ricotta cheese.

Anyway, if you’re in the U.S. and looking for a good-quality twaróg, this one available on Amazon is often recommended by people of Polish heritage — and it works great in recipes like Pierogi, Sernik, or Lazy Pierogi.

Lazy pierogi served on a plate

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Ingredients

Blend (or fork blend, depending on how lazy you are;) farmers cheese, add all purpose flour, potato flour and eggs. Sprinkle with salt. Combine all well. Divide the dough into 4 pieces.

Transfer one piece of the dough to the floured surface. Form a roller and cut it diagonally. Do the same with the rest of the dough.

Bring to boil water in a pot with a wide bottom. Salt water. Transfer lazy pierogi into the water (divide them into 3-4 batches), once they come up to the surface, straight away take them out with a slotted spoon or they would fall apart. They are very delicate.

Place them on the plate, serve lazy pierogi with breadcrumbs sauteed in butter and sugar.

Enjoy! Smacznego!

Lazy pierogi look like Kopytka, but Kopytka are made of cooked potatoes. See the differences here: Kopytka recipe.

Smacznego!

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7 thoughts on “Lazy Pierogi”

  1. My Mom (aa well as myself) always made them into patties, fried in butter and served them with sour cream…no boiling.

    1. Beverly Leszczynski

      green salad and pickled beets will NOT go well with Lazy Pierogi, try melted butter with some sugar and breadcrumbs, fry all together for 2-3 minutes and pour all over your lazy pierogi, or sour cream, cinnamon and sugar make like a sauce, they are delicious. Smacznego.

  2. I am even lazier! I stir fry the ingredients that our pierogi are made with & then toss with buttered egg noodles & sprinkle with sugar!

  3. Yuuuum, going n g to try and have some pickled beets or cabbage with them and some cucumbers and sour cream

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