Making a Four Course Dinner with Garden Fresh Produce! Homemade Perogies


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  1. JoColours
    JoColours says:

    Thanks Becky! I too love caramelized onions, we (I, my mum, her mum etc) also put them in our mashed potatoes. Tip for your cutting rounds: put the cutters all nested together on a piece of paper, draw a line around each of them, write the measurements down and keep this paper in inside the tin. That way you can always quickly find the right size.

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  2. Beth Lewis
    Beth Lewis says:

    I would like to second someone else's comment about your aprons. It is hard to find one that covers enough to be worthwhile (and I am not particularly chubby!). Yours come up high enough and also cover side to side really nicely. It would make great merch.

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  3. Kathy Jo Bryant
    Kathy Jo Bryant says:

    I will defiantly try the pierogis, i grew quite a few potatoes this year, trying to do lots of things with them. Another potato recipe you can try is gnocchi, very simple and will use up excess taters and eggs, i like mine with homemade pesto or tossed in browned butter and garlic, they freeze very well, or old fashioned tater candy is always good.

    Side note: i made your cayenne hotsauce, i didn't have enough cayennes so i also used habaneros, red hots and thai chilis. It turned out amazing!❤🌶

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  4. Judy Gillespie
    Judy Gillespie says:

    Becky please use 2 skillets next time. Those are not really caramelized onions. Why to many in one skillet.
    Also have been eating perogies all my life and the tastiest way is after boiling is to sauté in butter and serve with onions and a little sour cream. It takes the dough taste away. Your dough looks wonderful.
    I think as you continue to cook you will improve with practice. Just slow down a bit.

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  5. Katie Smith
    Katie Smith says:

    Hey Becky,
    I live in PDX and work in the couve. I happen to have an extra stainless steal raised bed I’d be happy to give you for your garlic.
    This one is 3×6.
    I could toss it in my keep and give it to you Monday or Tuesday if you’re interested.

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  6. Pamela remme
    Pamela remme says:

    Becky you made a HUGE mistake with your onions!!! LEAVE the GREENS ON!!!! When ALL the greens are dried out your onions are cured. When you cut the greens off in the garden or shortly after picking you are allowing AIR to get into your onion. That is why your onions are sprouting! Folks DO NOT DO WHAT BECKY DID! They will not store!

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  7. Jeanette Thiessen
    Jeanette Thiessen says:

    FYI regarding perogies: You can actually just put your freshly made perogies straight into your boiling water…it only cooks for about 1/2 the normal time. This is what I do and then freeze the ones we don’t need for later…

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  8. Another Cheryl Adventure
    Another Cheryl Adventure says:

    I love that you cracked the eggs into a separate dish. My Mom used to get eggs from “The Egg Man” he would drive to our house straight from the farm. And she always cracked the eggs in a separate dish, just in case an egg was bad or incase of shells. She did crack with a knife.

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  9. PAM SCHENKEL
    PAM SCHENKEL says:

    We make our dough and let it set over night, it seemed to work better. We also make 1400 in March and have 4 different types-cheese, sauerkraut, potato and one to taste like our favorite sub places their steak hoagies–yum… We have rollers, pinchers, boilers and baggers oh and of course runners-its a large group of family and it works well.

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