Is that aubergine spread in the back of the 2nd photo?
Everything looks amazing.
bosquelero
That is coffee?
lycantrophee
Pierogi*, it is already plural, just a nitpick. They look good, though!
h0neanias
1 pierog, 2 pierogi. 1 koláč, 2 koláče.
SwimmingHelicopter15
I really want to try it
Bastarrdo666
The name does not come from Russia. It comes from Ruthenia (historical Rus’), a region that included parts of present-day western Ukraine and southeastern Poland. The term ruskie originally meant Ruthenian, not Russian.
AlternativePrior9559
Love Pierogies and these look amazing. I love Poland had the best chocolate cake of my life there!
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They look delicious! What were they filled with?
Is that aubergine spread in the back of the 2nd photo?
Everything looks amazing.
That is coffee?
Pierogi*, it is already plural, just a nitpick. They look good, though!
1 pierog, 2 pierogi. 1 koláč, 2 koláče.
I really want to try it
The name does not come from Russia. It comes from Ruthenia (historical Rus’), a region that included parts of present-day western Ukraine and southeastern Poland. The term ruskie originally meant Ruthenian, not Russian.
Love Pierogies and these look amazing. I love Poland had the best chocolate cake of my life there!