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.

Amen brother.

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

Pete

It was alright.

Dave

I still taste garlic. Yum.

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.

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 :))

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.

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

Pete

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.

The menu has my belly calling for a road trip!:D