Quick and Easy: Pierogi with Peppers
When you’re hungry, but don’t have the time or energy to cook, try our Pierogi with Peppers. Not my grandma’s recipe – her delicious version was homemade and deep fried – but still tasty and satisfying.
When you’re hungry, but don’t have the time or energy to cook, try our Pierogi with Peppers. Not my grandma’s recipe – her delicious version was homemade and deep fried – but still tasty and satisfying.
There is a lot of mystery and drama around when it comes to home cooking. In fact, you might be reading this and thinking pizza has to be way too hard to make. To be honest, the most difficult part is remembering to take the dough out of the fridge in time. Make it a family project, and you’ll have fun too.
My sister, Patricia, couldn’t wait to tell me about the cauliflower pizza her friend Tonya made for her. Truthfully, I had never heard of it before, but since then I have learned that cauliflower pizza is becoming increasingly popular, as more people eat gluten-free or try to cut down on calorie-laden items such as pizza crust. For whatever reason you choose to go this route, expect a tasty meal. Many thanks for this recipe, inspired by Tonya and shared by Patricia.
The truth be known, I love to try new products. A related fact is that I am often disappointed, especially when it comes to commercially prepared food. That couldn’t have been farther from the case when we tried Stop and Shop’s limited edition Limoncello products.
Food Sharing Network Photo Editor Chris Mathieu thinks this soup is one of the oddest things I’ve ever made. Don’t get me wrong – we both thought it was delicious. The recipe came to me one Sunday afternoon when I was low on energy, but in need of some satisfying comfort food.
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