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| | Description | | Vareniki are small pastries made from unleavened dough with a filling from berries, tvorog, cheese and other things. Vareniki are served boiled with sour cream, sugar and butter. | | | Method | | Knead dough from water, eggs and flour (add more flour if needed) and roll out finely. Make rounds with a glass or a cup. Put the filling in the center of every round and pinch the opposite edges.Filling: Combine all the ingredients and run through a sieve.Cook in boiling lightly salted water until vareniki are on the surface. Serve with sugar and sour cream.
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| | Ingredients | | Filling:.500 g tvorog (farmer cheese).2 ea eggs.50 g sugar.salt.Dough:.300 g flour.1 ea egg.150 g water. |
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Vareneki are Great!
Having lived 2 yrs in the Ukraine I came to love vareneki. The only thing disappointing about this recipie is that it doesn't include filling for potatoes or cabbage. Those kinds are much better than these sweet ones.
Tom Ashton
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i like potato & cheese or saurekraut
The two favorites aren't included. Potato and cheddar filling ones are the best. Saurekraut ones are very yummy.
Karen
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The way my mama used to make them.
My mom and 6 sisters used to make them 2x a year. They made it with potatoes, sausage/bacon bits and sauerkraut, blueberries and cottage cheese. Put whole thing into roaster and cover with 1/2 & 1/2 and bake. I would love to have this recipe. I miss her very much, and this would be comfort food for my husband and me.
Linda Woodson
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Bubbas were amazing
My bubba use to make us Varenyky. But she would make them with a savory mince inside. my mother and I cant find a recipe that works
Khristie
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Bubbas were amazing
My bubba use to make us Varenyky. But she would make them with a savory mince inside. my mother and I cant find a recipe that works
Khristie
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good but could be better if...
this recipe is good but it would be better if they had elijah wood advertise it!!!!!!!!!!!
meredith
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Amazing!
My grandmother came to the US from the Ukraine when she was a teenager. We make ours with potato, onion and cottage cheese or cabbage and cottage cheese (my favorite). We always top them with a sauce made of an onion satueed in a stick of butter, then we stir in 4 oz. of sour cream. Delicious Ukrainian tradition! Thanks Grandma Anna!
L. Skop
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