Sunday, rest.

[demariana]

Today has been a productive day. I was the first one up. Yes I am becoming a morning person. I cooked Cinnamon rolls and cinnamon biscuits for everyone, as they slowly woke up. We read the paper and lounged around. Finally Caritas and I got our butts in gear and cleaned the downstairs concentrating mainly on sweeping and swiffering. It is quite interesting how much you get up with a swiffer after you have already swept. I think we both hit out clutter max. I took a shower and then we watched the shows we had taped over the week. Once firefly was over Caritas and I walked to Dollar Tree to try and find something to use as a rolling pin. We were successful, and came home victorious. I only spent one dollar. :)

For dinner tonight it was homemade perogies! YUM! Caritas had found the recipe online and we decided to give it a try today. That is why we needed a rolling pin thing. So Caritas made perogies and I helped! (grins) We overdid the potatoes and have filling the freezer for next time. The filling had potatoes, crushed garlic and cheddar cheese. Very good. We also made a small batch with dill added. The dill was strong the way I like it.

Now the guys are playing another game of babylon 5 wars, and I am relaxing. I wish we could find our game of Grave Robbers, but it has gone awalking. We know it is somewhere in the house, but no idea where. Maybe I can talk Caritas into playing Chez Geek or something.

Comments

Pierogies

[mama-hogswatch.livejournal.com]

I was in my thirties before I ever tried Pierogies. My new wife, as it turned out, is third generation Polish.

I would be tickled to learn the recipe to surprise her with homemade ones.

Re: Pierogies

[demariana.livejournal.com]

She got the recipe from http://www.recipezaar.com

We did a search on perogies and got 7 matches. We used the Ukrainian Perogies for Beginners. It seemed to be the easiest one. The others used more ingredients.

Hope this helps. :)