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Old 04-21-2014, 12:40 PM
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Happy Easter
I hope everyone had a great time with their families yesterday.
Observing my little grand babies pestering each other yesterday and recalling all my siblings and I pulled growing up, I was very thankful Jesus died for their sins.
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Amen brother.

Mine was good, but there were only sauerkraut perogies. So I take that back, it was a disaster

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It was alright.

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I still taste garlic. Yum.
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Prime rib, baked broccoli, and my wife's excellent potato salad.
My only complaint is the new jar of horseradish has no heat. That will never do.
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Way hung over. Carryout chicken and BR choco chip ice cream on the sofa was all I could manage. (but I had an excellent party the night before )
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Amen brother.

Mine was good, but there were only sauerkraut perogies. So I take that back, it was a disaster

Pete
Perogies!

I'd forgotten all about them.

I haven't had perogies since I was a kid and my mother used to make them because my old man was a Polack.

You a Polack Pete?

As I remember they had meat in them and they were fried up real greasy like in a skillet. Damn good eatin as I recall.
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Apparently there's a little Polack in the background. But in spite of growing up in an area of quite a few Poles I'd never had a perogie until I met my SO. Her mother makes them small and boils them, with usually sauerkraut or potato and cheese stuffing. Perhaps because she's German, I don't know, but the potato ones are very good. The local Polish restaurant 'Babuska's Kitchen' makes them large and fries them which I believe is more traditional, with a large choice of filling.

Check it out, it's awesome The Hunters Feast is the BEST!

http://media.wix.com/ugd/d5dffb_0851...90747f4ce1.pdf

They do ship Or if you ever come to Cleveland (for some strange reason :headscratch: ) it's on me.

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A peaceful time! Played a lot of jazz, especial jazz from the fifties.

Ate fish - snappers - escovitched.

Resolved that that next year I will walk across the Brooklyn Bridge with the Catholics.
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Apparently there's a little Polack in the background. But in spite of growing up in an area of quite a few Poles I'd never had a perogie until I met my SO. Her mother makes them small and boils them, with usually sauerkraut or potato and cheese stuffing. Perhaps because she's German, I don't know, but the potato ones are very good. The local Polish restaurant 'Babuska's Kitchen' makes them large and fries them which I believe is more traditional, with a large choice of filling.

Check it out, it's awesome The Hunters Feast is the BEST!

http://media.wix.com/ugd/d5dffb_0851...90747f4ce1.pdf

They do ship Or if you ever come to Cleveland (for some strange reason :headscratch: ) it's on me.

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