POLAND | An American Polish Pierogi

[@V4MP1R3__]

Babushka is Russian in Poland it’s babcia 💀💀

[@MaeandLex_Roleplay]

Yes exactly lol

[@Bmarie81]

Polish Americans used the word so a lot of people in America think it’s Polish. You have to understand that when we got waves of immigrants they learned English together and often swapped words from each others languages. After so many generations the origins got forgotten. In Pittsburgh, Babushka got associated with Polish.

[@szalone_dziewczyny_6602]

More like babka 😂

[@MaeandLex_Roleplay]

@@szalone_dziewczyny_6602 haha yes s lol

[@Idk.2685]

In Poland it’s Babcia

[@user-ux8fx4yj4i]

I am Polish and let me tell you that food is so good

[@Idk.2685]

Same

[@alicjajasz]

You can buy a pierogi shape maker, it cuts the right size dough and comes with a mold that you place the dough on, put some potato,meat or cabbage in there and fold it in half. Im polish btw and this was entertaining but you dont have to boil and fry, you just do one of them

[@PREPPY_GIRL_YASS]

My family is from the Friedman tribe and my last name is frankowski I love love love this dish

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

Great!

[@arekpieczarek1035]

ten koniec nie spodziewałem się XDDDDDDDDDD

[@the_space8678]

tez XD

[@scp049needshelp]

ja też XD

[@urfav.maja342]

Też XDD

[@AntekGrys]

Też

[@smagerlakk]

Babcia, nie babuszka! Babuszka to z rosyjskiego.

[@MaeandLex_Roleplay]

Tak

[@feisalthamkim]

Tak

[@Wojciech_Gola]

Na Podlasiu to regionalizm

[@DN.brainOG]

Lol prawda

[@alexandramacedonska9617]

Moja babcia pochodziła z "zabuga" babuszka

[@Ry3ballToJa]

"Kurwa thats good" got me xD

[@Niki_like_always]

The "kurwa" got me there 😂

[@alexandramacedonska9617]

Kurwa ma wiele znaczeń... Też dobre❤😂🎉

[@tigeress699]

I'm half Polish and my Babcia used to buy sweet pierogi's! They were filled with blueberries and cinnamon! She always served them with cream! Potato is a very common filling for pierogi's but we also love it with mushrooms, sauerkraut, sweet cabbage, meat, etc! It's a must have in a Polish household!

[@annamikoajczykgrden2388]

I am from poland and i Love pierogi

[@stephanyjablonofsky9749]

My family is also from the jablonski tribe, but somewhere in time it became jablonofsky, idk why tho. Didn't know it originated in poland!!

[@smagerlakk]

I think that it could be „Jabłonowski” and they wanted to make it easier to say by deleting the w and adding f

[@bobiq]

Well done! Fried crispy pierogi with skwarki and onions. The best!

[@barbryll8596]

Wasilewska here.....my mom used yo make the best perogie! Sometimes with bluberry filling. The best comfort food ever!!

[@mordziulek]

i love pierogi❤ kocham pierogi🇵🇱

[@Idk.2685]

Pierogi is the best I love them so much

[@dawidolo]

The word on the end was funny

[@missqueen4162]

I love porogies and I’m polish

[@Damian.84]

Jabłonia is a apple tree

[@monetarnie3841]

Jabłoń not Jabłonia

[@sc3ne_k1d_ch4rl1e]

Pierogis are probably my favorite food of all time lol

[@showtime1235]

you’ve summoned the poles

[@Bananaanaanaa]

That "kurwa" at the end killed me 😂

[@monicarollo2462]

Coming to Cracovia next August to see Leonardo's painting and I'll taste all possible pierogi

[@AntonijaVrbat]

❤

[@Crypticdogma]

My family name was smolarz and was misspelled when driving in America and am now smolos

[@Yondix]

Bro this isn't Russia, grandma is babcia💀

[@zappergamer]

Polish was russian so he may got confused

[@Yondix]

First of all what? And then WHAT THE FYCK?

[@zappergamer]

@@Yondix Russia is controll east Poland, maybe he doesn't know the difference between russian and polish

[@Yondix]

@@zappergamer Poland has controlled west Russia. Wars and languages are 2 diffrent thinks

[@zappergamer]

@@Yondix the polish- Lithuanian common wealth was a thing ages ago, the invasion of Poland was not that long ago.

[@noahlaizer7434]

Good on you for knowing where you're from. When my however many great grandfather came he changed the spelling and I have no clue what it means. Hope to find out one day. Aint we got some damn good food though lol. Looks beyond delicious!

[@ireneuszm.syxtus127]

Co to curva jest ? 😂😂😂

[@Pati_Smile24]

It means fuck and u spell it with a k

[@grzyb11]

tf is curva

[@ElMariachiPozimitoo]

You should try "Kotlet schabowy, ziemniaczki i surówka" or dish from part of Poland that I come from "Kluski Śląskie, Rolada i modro kapusta" but you better try Kotlet it's way easier to make.

[@saltandpepperandmint]

You better make Slovakian bryndzové halušky 🇸🇰

[@EnpretYT]

"Kurwa" got me lmao🤣

[@darkgamerlord431]

My culinary teacher tried to make lazy perogies with fried cabbage box noodles and a bechamel sauce. I still hurt from it.

[@Eclipseeatsrats]

"potato filled dumplings" I love that, I'm polish and now will be calling peroiges potato filled dumplings 😂😂

[@filozofx3220]

I love pierogi

[@AnwarHussain-os1wb]

wow 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@DefinitelynotCoral]

OMG YAY IM EATING PIEROGI RN ALSO you said pierogi wrong…..

[@suehinze1566]

My paternal Grandma was Polish. She loved cooking and baking, and I remember many of her recipes were polish, but I dont ever remember her making pierogi. Maybe my Scottish grandfather didn't like them or something. Its kinda weird since her style of cooking was definitely influenced by her family and Poland. She made a lot of delicious food, and I especially miss her kolaczki and poppy seed cake roll.

[@michal8976]

It because pierogi is not popular in whole Poland. For example my mom never do pierogi its depend on region most of pierogies eaters live in eastern Poland.

[@samgerken11]

Let’s go I don’t live in Poland but my ancestory is 50 percent polish and we always eat perogied on christmas

[@pomegranate.commenter]

Basically same lol

[@ajbarrett1997]

I saw potatoes and just instantly knew what it was xD

[@Jeremy.Klakson]

Babushka?! Babcia!!!

[@barryt2666]

Those handmade rogis are the best kind. I think my Mom would sometimes add egg to the dough?

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

Ahah country should I do next?

[@MusicismoreImportant]

Serbia and Cyprus

[@stasdoesstuff]

When you said "kurwa" I started tearing up. This trurly made my day

[@MatthewJoseph67]

Damn he almost upset all polish community by saying russian word babushka...

[@abcxyz-bq2cc]

Babcia not babushka babcia one is russian one is polish what you don't understand you even have it spelled phonetically ˈbapʲʨ̑a

[@abcxyz-bq2cc]

besides, you didn't add cottage cheese inside, shame on you

[@Damian.84]

Its babcia😅

[@MaeandLex_Roleplay]

Yes omg I can’t with it 💀

[@pz6677]

Good effort but try using a dough roller and a wine glass with thin edges next time to get uniform circles. The dough could be thinner too. Then put a portion of COLD filling in (you can roll it into a ball first), then fold, merge the middle delicately, follow along lightly putting the edges together, and then create the falbanka - the pattern, the easiest one is to pinch the edges like you’re tryih to snap your fingers. Good luck!

[@Neo...536]

Babushka❌ Babcia✅

[@OdizNuts]

Kurwa that's good LMAO I didn't expected this

[@alexandramacedonska9617]

Pierogi❤ 🎉

[@19fazi89]

kur*a is gooooood

[@szalone_dziewczyny_6602]

Ł is basically like W for example water in polish would be woda but me and my friends type to each other (for fun): Haj gerl du ju dżrink łater? 😂

[@FNRS.]

I’m 4 generation full polish

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

welcome!

[@random_gay_transfem]

you butchered the spelling of it but i gotta say you picked a very good song

[@NovaSunFairy]

Moja mama jest Polką, ale nie jestem największą fanką pierogów

[@grzyb11]

jabłoński having something to do with apples is because jabło, a variation of jabłko (apple) being in the name

[@jessicaestruch9089]

Where's the recipe? The description says you walk through the process step by step...

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

check my website www.tastesfromtheroad.com

[@itsza1d]

pierogi, tasty ukranian food!

[@alexandramacedonska9617]

Polskie też, jesteśmy blisko. Pozdrawiam z Polski

[@itsza1d]

@@alexandramacedonska9617 i commented this to make my polish friend mad, ik its polish

[@EWAMILENAP]

P❤LAND

[@MOLONOWOX-gy6cy]

polska gurom 👇

[@-Skull-eyes-]

If u havent yet u chould make 🇨🇦 POUTINE 🇨🇦 Edit: i just looked and he did make it already :/

[@Fabianoitaliano1353]

Pierogy

[@marcinfrost8532]

You can say: kurwa to jest zajebiste!

[@AlexanderRuc]

Approved

[@SeraphsWitness]

My polish last name means addiction. Which probably means my family was the town drunk. Which totally checks out.

[@pz6677]

Nałóg? I wonder how people pronunce it nowadays in USA after a few generations?

[@SeraphsWitness]

Actually my family is Polish, but the name is Slovak technically. "závislák" @@pz6677

[@polishman38000]

Thanks for adding the kurwa right at the end😂

[@arielauwu9767]

Perrougui ?🐶 But nice pierogi 🫶

[@stoneduck]

fun fact, if u have „ski” at the end of ur surname, it means that ur ancestors were from an upper class

[@leothelion3106]

Not babushka babushka is Russian in polski we say Babcia

[@grzyb11]

zajebiste pierogi pozdro

[@HEHEHEHA303]

Let him cook

[@fabrizio4081]

BRAZIL PLEASE 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷it’s called Feijoada …. Pronounced fay · jow · aa · duh

[@BlessedMamaJacklynn]

Perogies are the best I’m 1/2 polish

[@pac7260]

What are those tribes mentioned in video?

[@Frank-np7qp]

Бля момент когда в фильме про вечера Диканьки галушки сами купаются в сметане и летят в рот к типу это нечто

[@Idk.2685]

Bro swore in polish (he said kurwa)

[@marszałeqpl]

Kurwa lt’s very nice pierogi

[@Caitlin_clarkfan]

Polish gang Yeah I liked my own comment 👇

[@hairlesssrat123]

WHO USES A FORK TO CLOSE THE PIEROGÍ

[@Fairyhunter439]

The ending😭

[@Witchy_Reptiles]

Ok I laughed at the kurwa at the end

[@patriciabruder3893]

Babuszka💀

[@lil_pawket4814]

Ah yes kurwa 😂😂😂

[@AndresBarba22]

😮 Diabeł! gdzie się nauczyłeś robić taki bałagan? byłoby miło, gdybyś poświęcił trochę czasu na lepsze przygotowanie i zaprezentowanie jedzenia.

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

So you wouldn’t eat that?

[@arekar8427]

@@TalesFromTheRoadi would try them , because im polish and me and my mom made homemade ones with like meat and something else but i never had them with sweet fruit actually so i think that with apples they would taste much better

[@gaghhuh2943]

Love how you can literally say the f word as long as youre talking in a different language to english

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

Love it too!

[@paulahaney9104]

It's a lot of work

[@Alyssascrib]

Pie ro gi

[@pawelromanski3606]

Kurwa that’s good 😂😂😂😭

[@myacucu700]

U need to make România At Romanian u need to make sarmale

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

I already did Romania!

[@Icekoopa1]

Dzienkuje!

[@SeanHaze-bt8vz]

Talk pierogi

[@LavenderYZ]

Kurva ( KURWA ) IS a swear word in poland

[@edytalib2769]

Nono no no no no no. You doing Russian version

[@compactcelsius269]

Bro used seed oils💀 🤡

[@SSMM701]

Czy ty właśnie powiedziałeś kurwa?😳

[@Unga_Bunga]

Babushka? Kurva (with v)? So is my man Polish, Russian or Czech? :D

[@aniakuna2836]

Hes american

[@ankajagusztyn7768]

Babushka is Russian babcia is polish

[@kacperrostkowski7539]

Niech robi inne Polskie jedzenie

[@maksymilianchuderski2579]

In polish It's babcia not "babushka"

[@HezkyAlda]

Not babushka but babchia. Babushka is russian lol

[@grzyb11]

babcia

[@BoarReal]

Tf u mean babushka, thats russian also tf u mean "pErOugi" 😭, u can tell this was made by an American

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

Sick bro