In Polish cuisine, what type of food are 'pierogi'?

My grandma made these, boiled with potatoes, cottage cheese, or meat. --similiar to potstickers. I'm getting hungry.. ..

So happy i was raised with a lot of Polish and Italian food, I make really great gulumpki, n my area, we call it piggies in a blanket, which is beef (sometimes mixed with pork) stuffed cabbage.So if you come to my corner of the world, and a lot of other places, be prepared if you are at a picnic, faire or festival. When they offer potato pancakes or pierogies, the "piggies in a blanket" here is NOT a coctail weiner in croissant roll or pancaked with sausage... it is stuffed cabbage, and it is fantastic, as are pierogies and haluski! I learned from my Grandma, the Polish side of my family and who is my BEST friend and I miss dearly! RIP, Bochi, I love you!

Nothing defines & illustrates tradition & culture quite the way food does. Various styles, components, and methods of cooking are an example of how we are all more alike than we are different. Everyone should celebrate coming together over a good meal. Take the time to say Grace & Thanksgiving & Bless our fellow man & woman.

Missy K, what you call piggies in a blanket are what we call cabbage rolls or (excuse the spelling ) halopchi. This is a cabbage leaf stuffed with beef and rice and baked in a tomato sauce. Delicious!

Missy K, My parents were Polish and I grew up on an Italian neighborhood, so I totally agree. I also loved Kiska and Kelbasa (excuse my spellings, but I don't write Polish).

Missy K, you are bringing back some very fond memories of my childhood and now I'm thinking about dinner!

yum pierogies

love me some polish food💗

I love pierogi but I wouldn’t really describe them as dumplings

My grandmother is Ukrainian so I grew up all of my life eating these delicious dumplings. I just recently started carrying on tradition by making these from scratch. I love perogies with cheese and potato and fried in onions and butter and dipped in sour cream! 😋

You all are making me hungry! 😆

pierogi are so good. I'm polish background too and my ex mother in law was from Warsaw. they aren't hard to make and it's a whole meal.

Verenky is the Ukrainian word for Polish Pierogi

I love pierogies.

Missy K, yum yum:)

OptimisticFrog17914, I'm sure Chicago, NYC and I know Ohio have a lot. I love pierogies with cabbage inside and sauteed onions, sweeten them a bit.

CuckooAnge, closest description among the options

Yum! My belly is definately growling now..

I've seen these in the grocery store many a time.