All in One Pierogi Skillet
- SERVES
- 4
- COOK TIME
- 15 Min
Wow! Ground beef and broccoli never had it so good, 'cause in All in One Pierogi Skillet they're teamed with puffy, melt-in-your-mouth, everybody-loves-'em potato pierogis. Better make extra!
What You'll Need
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1 (16-ounce) package frozen potato pierogis, thawed
- 1 (10-ounce) package frozen broccoli florets, thawed
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Cheddar cheese
What to Do
- In a large skillet, heat oil over medium-high heat, and brown beef 5 minutes, stirring frequently.
- Add pierogi and cook 4 to 5 minutes, or until heated through.
- Add pierogi and cook 4 to 5 minutes, or until heated through.
- Stir in broccoli, salt, and pepper, then top with cheese.
- Reduce heat to low, cover, and cook an additional 4 to 5 minutes, or until cheese melts and broccoli is warmed through.
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rac7431 2877525
Mar 02, 2018
That's the problem. ALL the recipes here ARE good!!!! You should see my file folders full of recipes!!!!
BeckySue
Aug 26, 2016
This is a regular now on my dinner rotation! When I need something that's easy but yet a hot comfort food meal for dinner this is one of them. So I keep pierogies in the freezer and I usually have some vegetable on hand like broccoli, asparagus, whole carrots, or Italian green beans that work very well in this dish. I don't have to drain any fat from the ground beef because I use the leanest ground beef I can find. Sometimes I even add fresh corn cut off the cob. But ground beef and pierogies I always have in the freezer now. It's part of my stocked pantry.
i luv 2 cook
Jul 14, 2016
Seriously? If you don't like your meals greasy, then drain it. It's not rocket science, it's cooking with common sense.
vdargert 0637440
Jul 14, 2016
Do you drain the grease from the beef? It doesn't mention it and I don't like my meals greasy.
Test Kitchen Team
Jul 18, 2016
Hi there! When the Test Kitchen made this recipe, we did not drain the grease because it's needed to prevent the pierogis from sticking to the pan. You can omit the vegetable oil if desired. Enjoy!
dtams
Aug 06, 2013
Since no one likes to mix their broccoli - I made it without & I added garlic to the ground beef. Yummy Good. Broccoli as a side dish
BeckySue
Apr 22, 2016
I prefer my broccoli steamed and alone, too. Broccoli has a strong flavor, and even though I like broccoli, I feel that it overpowers any dish that it's in. You could use green beans or Italian beans, though in this one pot dish. I've long been telling people that pierogies are the beginning of an easy, satisfying family meal. I keep my ground beef in larger pieces instead of a fine mince. I add sliced onions, too, but they are big enough to avoid or pick out if y ou don't like onions.
flemfam 6774434
Apr 12, 2013
Lorene 3127229672 April 12 2013 Can any one ! help me find a Old Fashioned German meat ball soup ???? Please can you help me ? Thank You SO SO Much !!! Lorene
5750863
Jun 04, 2013
Have you tried Cooks.com or Allrecipes.com; they are both good sites to locate hard to find and older recipes
flemfam 6774434
Apr 12, 2013
Lorene 3127229672 April 12,2013 I just found this recipe to day ,And I'm going to the store to get pierogi , And I two didn't know what it was . Thank You ! We will be having this to night for dinner !!
JaneAnn60
Oct 14, 2012
Easy and Yummy. I did add Cavenders Greek Seasoning to the meat after I browned it, but other than that I followed the recipe. It was winner in my family. Those who didn't want broccoli just didn't put any on their plate. Definitely a comfort food. I ate mine with a dollop of sour cream on top! I will be making this recipe a lot!
jimmymoorefield 33 38861
Jun 08, 2012
Call me a dummy but what is pierogi ? I have never heard of them. The recipe sounds good but dont knoe what to look for
dianabourassa 2200 685
Jun 09, 2012
A stuffed dough patty, just like making fresh dough, cut in circle shapes, put in mashed potato and cheese micture inside the circle dough, close the ends and either boil or fry the perogy. You can also buy variety of frozen perogies. They are very yummy
Charlie Larkin
Jun 20, 2012
Think Polish ravioli. Also common in the Ukraine and Russia. There are several very good frozen varieties at your supermarket.
royalrose1225 7480 149
Sep 27, 2012
They are usually in the frozen food section and they are like a stuffed dough dumpling, with normally potatoes (mashed) and cheese.
nratchett1 3786964
May 03, 2012
can this be baked?
cathyny67
Jun 08, 2012
I always bake my perogis... I add ground beef onions and seasonings usually some kind of gravy and put the perogis in a baking pan frozen layer the other stuff in top with cheese and cover with foil... for about 1 hour on 350 they come out perfect every time...
hollygal
Jan 29, 2013
I posted a Poorman's Pierogi recipe on the first recipe listed. Its baked. Try it.
peteandjeni 892581 9
Mar 31, 2012
This is an amazing dish! So easy to make and so tasty! I'm vegetarian, so I substituted the ground beef with Morningstar Crumbles (found in the frozen food isle). This will definitely be made again and again.
cavquilter65
Feb 18, 2012
The way my mother made them and for many years as she was slovak descent is with mashed potato and cheddar cheese, butter and onion more cheese the better OOH SO GOOD!!!
janluna
Feb 06, 2012
I love potato pirogues, they are delish! We pan fry them in a little bit of pam spray with onions. As Mr. Food says, "mmm, it's so good!"
lsschmick 7124772
Jan 20, 2012
I make pierogis all the time, usually a couple hundred at a time , the only ones my husband likes are filled with cottage cheese,& served with cream or half & half,. will be trying this recipe soon,.
birdhunterdave
Jan 22, 2012
Isschmick Please give me reciepe for you filling. Also, how do you make 200 at a time. My wife and I are lucky to make 40 at one time. She rolls out the dough and I form into pillows and crimp.
esemenko 6855971
Jan 20, 2012
Please don't judge the recipe before you try it. This is GREAT!!!
renegade159 455036 9
Jan 20, 2012
PIEROGI is a polish version of a ravioli....u can fill them with potato, onion, or sauerkraut! Get them fresh in the meat section, or frozen in the freezer section!
rebelized 9396301
Jan 18, 2012
Sounds absolutly srumptious. Cant wait to eat it tonight, got to Love it.
momanneandrew 1463 696
Jan 12, 2012
I thought this recipe was really good!! Not at all disgusting. I did add a little more salt and pepper and some chopped onion and garlic to the meat as it cooked. I think that you could easily change out the veggies. A little sour cream as garnish or added at the end (don't let it boil or it will curdle). Mushrooms could be added too. I like to play with a recipe, changing it a little each time until I get it the way I lke it. There were no leftovers to speak of with the original recipe (just enough to take in my lunch.
Bkkm
Sep 28, 2011
You can buy frozen pierogis in any grocery store. They have potato and onion or potato and cheese.
ROBERTAPCHEF 92254 41
Jan 16, 2012
What are PIEROGIS and where do I find them in the frozen food area?
lovemytango60 9005 151
Nov 05, 2012
@Robertapchef - I've found them in the frozen food isle by the french fries or by frozen pastas.
Dustyroses
May 29, 2011
I am going to try this idea of using the peirogis , but I'm going to change the recipe around a bit ( as I usually end up doing) . I'm thinking using frozen green beans or carrots and peas in place of the broccoli. I think a can of mushroom or cream of chicken soup with perhaps a half can of milk might help too . I will post the recipe here after I try it . Also some seasonings will be added .
GGGGG99999
Apr 18, 2011
My family actually enjoyed this meal. I didn't follow directions to a tee. I did not use the oil, I used lean beef right from the butcher, i used water in the bottom of the pan with beef browning, and used water when i put in the pierogis. Just a little, i let the water keep cooking away till the pierogis were hot, I did the same with the broccoli. Then when i was done with that, I strained the excess water, added salt and pepper to my tasting, which was more salt then recipe and about the same on the pepper. Topped with cheese, covered to melt, and woop woop, my kids liked it.
caffeine
Feb 20, 2011
Mr. Food, do you actually TASTE some of these recipes? This combination is DISGUSTING, just reading it ! There is no seasoning nor sauce involved with the ground beef to marry it to the pierogi or broccoli. Sorry but throwing some cheddar on top at the end is NOT ENOUGH. Someone better go back to the drawing board
lovemytango60 9005 151
Nov 05, 2012
Do you realize you are about the only person who didn't like this?
tdzm 7811775
Feb 19, 2011
For those who asked: Pierogies are little filled pockets of a noodle consistency type dough. Usually the pockets are boiled and then drained and smothered in sauteed onions. Pierogies are often filled with a combination of mashed potatoes and cheese although there are some filled with sauerkraut or other potato veggie combos. They are found in the frozen food compartments of you grocery store. Of course there are recipes for homemade pierogies too, but I'd not use them in a recipe like this one. I'd savor them as homemade with butter and onions.
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