Pierogi

Stuffed dumplings as dessert sounds strange? These delicious Polish Pierogi are filled with BE CLIMATE blueberries – and worth every bite!

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BE CLIMATE
This article was created in cooperation with our own brand BE CLIMATE.
Learn more about BE CLIMATE on www.beclimate.com.

Ingredients (for 4 servings)

250 g BE CLIMATE blueberries**
300 g
flour
250 ml boiling water
Crème fraiche or cream
Pinch of salt
Mint (optional)
Powdered sugar (optional)

Your COβ‚‚ footprint

Your actual emissions:

164 g COβ‚‚*

Your actual emissions:

113 g COβ‚‚**

Preparation:

  1. Mix wheat flour, boiling water and salt and knead everything well until you get an elastic, smooth mass. If the dough is still too soft, you can add a little more flour.
  2. Wrap the dough in foil and let it rest for a few minutes.
  3. Now roll out the dough and cut out circles with a glass.
  4. Place the blueberries in the circles and seal them by pressing the edges of the dough together and either fixing them with a fork or forming little “ears”.
  5. Put the pierogi in boiling water and take them out about 1-2 minutes after they have floated to the top.
  6. Serve them with crème fraiche or whipped cream and, if you prefer, with some powdered sugar or mint.