
for recipe and instructions on making dough and filling please see part 1 of making piragi.

stretch dough out on a floured board

take a corner and stretch it a little more

put a small teaspoon of the filling into the corner


stretch dough over the filling and press down

cut with a glass

take 2 - stretch dough over the filling

press down

cut with a glass


take three, stretch a little more dough out - roll over the filling

cut with a glass - or small cutter


stretch over

cut



brush with the reserved eggwhite beaten with a little water

bake for 12 mins on medium heat until golden


yummy

5 comments:
you just made me sooooo hungry!
Beautiful, and beautiful links too.
It doesn't say who is making the piragi, but the hands reminded me of my grandmother. They are the hands of many years of cooking for love. Love of food, love of family and love of creating. Thank you for bringing back that memory. I do hope I have those hands one day.
Wow! what a great play by play! Looks Yummy!
They were one of the great foods of my (loooong-ago) youth. I have been warned of the difficulty of making pirags, but would like to try a TEST batch. Your recipe looks like it makes a lot.
HOW many, roughly, do you get ?
Many thanks.
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