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Title: Fillings for Kreplach or Pierogen Mcf
Categories: Jewish Poland Filling
Yield: 1 Servings

KASHA FILLING
1/4cButter
2cOnion, chopped
1 1/2cIdaho potatoes cooked and
  Mashed
1 Egg
3cKasha, cooked
  S & P
CABBAGE FILLING
1smHead green cabbage
  Cored and chopped
  Salt
1/4cButter
2lgOnions, chopped
1cnSauerkraut (1 lb.) well
  Drained and chopped
CHEESE FILLING
2lbFarmer's cheese
2 Egg yolks
1/4cButter, melted
1/4cMatzo meal
1/4cSugar if a sweeter pierogen
  Is desired (optional)
POTATO FILLING
1/4cButter
3cOnion, chopped
4cIdaho potato cooked and
  Mashed
  S & P
BLUEBERRY FILLING
2ptFresh blueberries
1/2cSugar
MARY'S FILLING
2 Strips bacon, fried crisp
  And chopped finely
  Fat from bacon
1cOnion, minced finely
2mdRed potatoes, boiled and
  Riced
2/3cSauerkraut, rinsed and
  Squeezed dry then minced
2 Egg yolks
  S & P

KASHA FILLING: 1. Heat butter in a 10" skillet and saute onions till golden brown. 2. Stir in potatoes, egg and kasha. Heat thoroughly. Season to taste with salt and pepper. 3. Cool.

CABBAGE FILLING: 1. Sprinkle cabbage with salt and let stand for 2 hours. Drain thoroughly. 2. In a 10" skillet, heat butter and saute onion till golden brown. Add cabbage and sauerkraut. Cook, stirring, over low heat for 30 minutes, or until cabbage is tender. 3. Cool.

CHEESE FILLING: 1.In a bowl, combine all ingredients. 2. Chill until ready to use.

POTATO FILLING: 1. In a skillet heat butter and saute onion until golden brown. 2. Stir in mashed potatoes, salt and pepper to taste. 3. Cool.

BLUEBERRY FILLING: 1.Combine blueberries and sugar in a bowl and blend thoroughly.

MARY RIEMERMAN's OWN CONCOCTION (IF YOU EAT BACON): 1. Fry bacon strips, drain and chop finely. 2. Saute onion in bacon grease till golden brown. 3. mix all ingredients lightly till blended.

All these recipes make about 50 kreplach or pierogen.

Note: We like these plain with buttered and browned dried bread crumbs (broesel) sprinkled over.

Recipes with exception of last one were taken from "The World Famous Ratner's Meatless Cookbook" by Judith Gethers and Elizabeth Lefft.

typos by Mary Riemerman

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