Pierogi Casserole
Frozen pierogi casserole is your weeknight dinner hero.
If you've ever eaten pierogis, you know just how tasty they are. Now, imagine them in an easy dinner casserole. Bringing easy dinner recipes to your table is so delicious, with recipes like this Pierogi Casserole. Smooth cream cheese, gooey melted Cheddar, and bits of crunch from the bacon and green onion garnish make this casserole one that you'll crave whenever dinnertime rolls around.
Kids will love this recipe too, making dinner super fun, easy and oh so satisfying. They can even help you cook this meal! It's made with frozen pierogi, so you don't have to worry about making all of those dumplings by hand. Alternatively, you could make this frozen pierogi casserole using some homemade dumplings that you froze yourself! When storebought just won't do, there's nothing at all wrong with using a tried-and-true recipe of your own. We won't tell grandma that her secret recipe is being made into an easy casserole (although maybe she would love that idea!).
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Serves6 people
Preparation Time10 min
Cooking Time25 min
Cooking Vessel Size9x13-inch baking pan
Ingredients
- 1 (16-ounce) package of frozen pierogis
- 1/2 cup cream cheese
- 1/2 cup chicken broth or milk
- 1/2 cup Cheddar cheese
- 2-3 slices bacon, microwaved until golden and beginning to crisp, then chopped
- 2 green onions, chopped for garnish
Looking for a more traditional version of this Polish recipe? Try these delicious homemade pierogies.Pittsburgh Style Homemade Pierogies
Pierogi Casserole Recipe
Instructions
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Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
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Spray a 9 x 13 bake dish with vegetable spray.
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Combine the cream cheese and broth or milk in a small saucepan over medium heat, and stir with a whisk until very smooth. You can also combine well in a mixing bowl.
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Arrange pierogis in a single layer in the baking dish, and pour the cream cheese mixture over them.
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Sprinkle with the top with cheese, then with bacon.
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Bake for about 25 minutes until cheese is melted and pierogis are warmed through.
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Sprinkle onions or parsley over the top to garnish before serving.
Did You Know?
This easy pierogi casserole is a delicious and comforting dish. But do you know about the history of pierogi? The word itself originates from the word pierogi, the singular version of the word "dumpling" in Polish. This recipe talks about the different savory fillings that pierogi can have, but sweet fillings are common as well and are often served for dessert. Some common sweet fillings include apples, apricots, and blueberries, often with some sort of cheese.
Pierogi are not that difficult to assemble, but they do require a gentle hand. The dough made for pierogi has no leavening agents, i.e. yeast, so the dough can be fragile. It is typically made out of just flour and water, but occasionally an egg will be added to the dough. Pierogi are typically boiled in salt water to cook, but they can also be baked or fried. Toppings such as fried onions or sour cream are generally served alongside savory pierogi.
For even more history and facts about pierogi, visit Polska Foods.
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danebelair 8008823
Oct 16, 2020
DO I THAW the Pierogis before making this? or cook them froazen in the casserole??
Zeemer
Apr 23, 2018
For all dumpling and cheese lovers out there, you will definitely like this Polish casserole dish. It is made by first preparing the pirogies (dumplings) then baking it with cheese and herbs. Looks yummy.
Edmund K
Apr 20, 2017
I'm Polish, so this dish sounds quite appealing to me. For all the pierogi I ate while growing up, I don't recall my mother ever making them by hand. I seem to think we always used the store-bought frozen ones. I wasn't aware of the sweet versions, so I'll have to look for recipes for those. It might be fun to try my hand at actually making some. But I do plan on baking this in the very near future.
ambrozr 1944083
Apr 14, 2017
It is a good recipe however if you are suggesting that frozen packaged pierogis are great you have never tried fresh made
Rnbowgrl
Apr 07, 2017
Loaded baked potato ravioli extravaganza comes to mind when I watch this video. It's kinda like having all of your favorite foods in one dish. The first time I ever had pierogis they were fried and I really didn't know what to think about them. All I did know, is that they were good and I wanted more. It would be so wonderful to find a recipe for homemade Pierogis...so I can make this more often.
Gck24 7816915
Jan 12, 2017
My family loves pierogies, but this is a great and new way to serve them! This would pretty easy to make ahead of time - just boil the pierogies and assemble everything ahead and then just pop in the oven to heat up and melt the cheese! Sounds very yummy and easy, perfect for a weeknight winter meal! Yum!
msdeb21
Jan 10, 2017
We have pierogies all the time, but I just boil them, so this looks wonderful. You can't go wrong when you add cream cheese, cheddar, bacon, and sour cream. Our grocery stores sell lots of different variations of pierogies-potato, cheese, etc. My family thinks they're all good!
Grace333
Dec 09, 2016
This came out really well. I had a hard time finding frozen pierogi in a few stores, but finally did find them. I think the others had them but no one really knew what I was talking about. That isn't a first for me! Anyway, it was easy and very filling. A light salad and it was a perfect meal. I forgot to take a picture of it. By the way, it was also pretty inexpensive to make.
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