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Russian Piroshki is one of the most well liked of recent trending foods in the world. It’s simple, it is quick, it tastes delicious. It’s appreciated by millions daily. They are fine and they look wonderful. Russian Piroshki is something which I have loved my whole life.
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To get started with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have russian piroshki using 16 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Russian Piroshki:
- Get Dough
- Prepare 2 envelope yeast
- Make ready 3 cup whole milk
- Get 1 white flour
- Take 1 buttermilk
- Take 1 tbsp sugar
- Make ready 1 dash salt
- Make ready Filling
- Take 1 lb ground meat - venicine is great but beef or turkey works too
- Make ready 1 dash Worshestire sauce
- Get 1 dash salt
- Take 1 dash pepper
- Get 1 dash soy sauce
- Prepare 1 dash paprika
- Prepare 1 pinch parsley
- Take 2 medium onions
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Steps to make Russian Piroshki:
- Warm milk to about 110°F - so it's warm to the touch, but not boiling!
- Add yeast to warm milk, wisk well
- Add salt, sugar, and a few tablespoons flour, wisk together well
- Let sit in a warm place, prehearing your oven to 200 and then turning it off works pretty well. Let sit at least an hour, up to five of you have the time
- Then comes the fun part, start adding flour, and splashes of warm buttermilk. Work the dough with your hands until it becomes solid and elastic, and not too sticky. While working the dough, hold a chunk of room temperature butter in your hand
- I know the butter on the fist is a tad unorthodox but my grandmother promises it's the best way and the dough came out amazing
- For the filling, simply saute the meat and the onions, add the spices, and you're good to go. If the meat is fatty, drain off some fat.
- Lots of other filling options will work - mashed potatos with fried onions, hard boiled eggs with green onions and mustard, or just some strawberry jam.
- Brush with a whisked egg. Bake for about twenty minutes at 375° F until golden brown.
They can vary in shapes and sizes. Piroshki (pronounced PIR-oh-sch-KI) means 'little pirog' or 'little pie'. A Russian pirog (pie) can have a sweet or savory fillings. Russian Piroshki with Beef & Potato fillings. Irina Utkina cooking piroshki as part of the marathon "Dishes of Russian cuisine"! Подробнее.
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