EDMONTON, ALBERTA--(Marketwired - Dec 4, 2013) - For the third year in a row, CHEEMO perogies retained their status as the #1 choice of consumers when it comes to frozen food entrées. The recently ...

It was the start of 2021 and Tina Elgee, a Canadian living in Australia, was homesick. Like many expats affected by the pandemic, she hadn’t been home (in her case, to Fredericton) in more than a year ...

"I didn't really want to work in an office — and the only skill I had outside of textbooks was cooking." That is the simple reason why Rachael Myers and her husband Rob started Little Foot Foods in ...

You know those favorite family recipes that have their secret ingredients that no one can ever know? Well a Petoskey woman is sharing her grandma's special dish with northern Michigan. Friday morning ...

Summer is road-trip season, so we're taking a culinary tour of America. But because Portland is a city of immigrants from other states, we don't have to leave town to do it. We're traveling to 50 ...

GARSON -- The perogies you buy in stores today are usually machine-made, with flour sprinkled on the dough during production to prevent it from sticking to the metal. *Billed as $4.00 plus GST every ...

Some food historians argue that perogies constitute a True North national dish — or as one chef observes, “Canadian crack” You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you ...

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These decadent dough pillows might just be the best kept secret in Petoskey– Grandma’s Perogies. The owner, Marcie Newton is all about pleasing people’s palletts but she’s also protecting her families ...

Even those who have never attended a perogy bee can bring the image to mind: long tables scattered with flour and balls of dough, rolling pins and bowls of mashed potato, flanked by women with deft ...

Every cuisine that makes a pasta makes filled dumplings, and in Poland they’re called perogies (with spelling variations). The word itself is Polish, although several East European countries also ...