PELMENI ~ RUSSIAN MEAT DUMPLINGS
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Russian Pelmeni:
Dough:
4 cups flour
1 large egg
200 ml water
1 tsp salt
splash (about 1 tbs ) oil
Filling:
1 lb ground meat (mix of two)
1 large onion
2-3 cloves garlic
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp black pepper
1/2 tsp dry dill - Jak na to + styl
My Hawaiian husband loves Pelmeni with sour cream and dill!!!
delicious!
Absolutely loved this video. My mother in-law was from Russia and although it's been years I miss her cooking. She made something similar to this but after she boiled it I think she fried them? Oh, so long ago I can't remember. She put meat and hard boiled egg inside the dumpling.
frying is another wonderful option, all depends where she came from!
Да, жарить их тоже можно
Super cool video, looks great.
thank you!
These look so delicious & the added bonus of seeing snow falling outside your window, so pretty. I've never seen snow & when you see it online it's usually already fallen snow, beautiful video, thank you.
I am happy to share
Hi Luli! The pelmeni looks so good and almost like mini meat pies. Nothing like the foods from our childhood. I bet they are delicious. Thanks for sharing and have a blessed evening!
thank you! do you make these meat pies now?
@@lulishomestead6767 I used to make little pies when my kids were little and now it’s just me and it would be a lot more than I could eat.
Bonjour Luli, je vous souhaite à votre famille et vous une très douce année. Je note toutes vos recettes dans un livre afin de ne rien perdre, un grand merci pour vos partages de connaissances précieuses. Merci 🙏👍💫
Hello! I keep all of
My favorite recipes in a book as well!
Non j'écris pour ne pas chercher ensuite ou c'est 😀, comme cela je dois pas chercher 🤔😀@@lulishomestead6767
Je pense que vous m'avez mal comprise. j'ai commencer a écrire vos recettes avec les plantes, vos conseilles sur les plantes . Je ne veux pas faire commerce de vos travaux , je les notes pour moi. rien de plus.@@lulishomestead6767
Thank you! 🇨🇦 Definitely going to try this dish.
Enjoy!
I have the same mixer, I make a lot of survival bread.
i use my machine all the time, had this mixer since 1990's
When I first got my mixer I was using it to make rocket propellant, then I found out I could use it to make bread and stuff to eat. Sounds funny but true.
Lovely! I must try!
Thanks
I hope you like it
Everything needs butter on it.
amen!
Oh man they were fast food back at home. No time to cook, too hungry and tired? Jump into any store and buy a 1 kg package. Of course they would never compare to homemade, but still pretty good and convenient. And whatever you don't finish at dinner were fried on a little bit of butter the next morning. Now in USA if I want pelmeni I need to plan ahead and dedicate a day to cook them. I don't know why USA haven't picked them up. Why is there a 10 pound bag of pierogi (vareniki) at Costco, a ton of something Korean with cabbage and something sweet inside, but no pelmeni?
I know!!! We have a few Slavic grocery stores in our area, When I am there, I stuck up! But not cheap... Homemade are the best
Почти верно. Надо ещё в бульон (воду) положить лавровый лист и перец в горошке .
И еще как соус к готовому блюду надо майонез использовать , тогда точно русские пельмени будут)
Looks very close to my Grandmother's Peroji :) Slovak version. I never saw her make meat ones. Only dry cottage cheese or Prune plums. But we do not know her dough. She rolled it out thin and it was transparent. I think she might have used more egg? I have hunted for dough like hers. What is sold ready made as Perogy is NOT the dough! That stuff is like a bad pie crust dough! Lol I make my pie crust, more like my grandma's Peroji! Transparent! I love the filling and not gobs of dough! Store pies drive me crazy! Between the toxic oils used and thickness? It ruins the pie!
*is yours transparent?*
What you describe are Vareniki in my language. They have a little bit different shape and are filled with potatoes or cabbage.