Baked pirojki are everybody's favorite "sweet pirogi". This delightful combination of cream cheese and poppy seeds is going to make you taste buds dance. It gives such pleasing taste. First time I tried these pirogi I loved it so much. I never made poppy seeds filling before because it was too dry for me. But when you add cream cheese to it, that becomes scrumptious.
Ingredients:
12 oz warm milk
1 stick of melted butter
3 eggs
2 tbs sour cream
1 cup sugar
1 tsp salt
2 tsp dry yeast 1 tsp vanilla
5 1/2 cups flour (I use Canadian flour)
Mix all ingredients in the bread maker. Set it on dough.
For sweet fillings we use one of these choices:
Mix all liquid ingredients first.
Add dry ingredients. Mix with a spoon. Set on dough.
Poppy Seeds Filling: (recipe from Olga's factory)
Grind poppy seeds with a coffee grinder or magic bullet. I did 1/2 cup at the time for 30 seconds.
Heat the milk, butter, salt and sugar on medium heat until the sugar dissolves.
Fluff the eggs.
Slowly pour in a small amount of the hot milk into the eggs, mixing it fast. This will prevent the eggs from scrambling. When you add about half of the milk to the eggs, pour the egg mixture back into the saucepan and cook on medium-low heat until the mixture thickens, just like making pudding.
Add poppy seeds. Mix well and let it cool.
Cream cheese need to be softened for few hrs at room temperature. Mix cream cheese until fluffy. Add powder sugar, mix.
Add vanilla.
Add egg yolks. Mix until smooth.
Fluff 2 egg whites in the separate bowl.
Now everything is ready to start making pirogi.
This is a traditional way of making pirogi. For the pirog you need to roll the dough like rectangle. Spread cream cheese then spread poppy seeds and roll it in. My next step picture was blurry so i did not put it on.
Put pirog in oiled baking sheet. Spread egg whites on top. Put it in the oven on 170F for 20 min.
I like pirojki better so i made em. Make little circles Put 1 tsp of cream cheese and 1 tsp of poppy seeds.
Then pinch the edges together to seal the dough. Turn over and put sealed side first into baking dish.
Dip one side in oil so it won't stick together.
Put in the oiled baking dish. Spread egg whites on top. Put it in the oven on 170F for 20 min.
You can add any type of fillings.
After 20 min turn on 325F bake until golden brown.
Now enjoy pirojki with your favorite tea or coffee.
Ingredients:
12 oz warm milk
1 stick of melted butter
3 eggs
2 tbs sour cream
1 cup sugar
1 tsp salt
2 tsp dry yeast 1 tsp vanilla
5 1/2 cups flour (I use Canadian flour)
Mix all ingredients in the bread maker. Set it on dough.
For sweet fillings we use one of these choices:
- Shredded apples steamed with butter and cinnamon
- Blueberries
- Any fruit preserve
Mix all liquid ingredients first.
Add dry ingredients. Mix with a spoon. Set on dough.
Poppy Seeds Filling: (recipe from Olga's factory)
1 3/4 cups poppy seeds
1 cup milk
1/2 stick butter
1 cup sugar
1 pinch of salt
2 eggs, beaten
1 cup milk
1/2 stick butter
1 cup sugar
1 pinch of salt
2 eggs, beaten
Heat the milk, butter, salt and sugar on medium heat until the sugar dissolves.
Fluff the eggs.
Slowly pour in a small amount of the hot milk into the eggs, mixing it fast. This will prevent the eggs from scrambling. When you add about half of the milk to the eggs, pour the egg mixture back into the saucepan and cook on medium-low heat until the mixture thickens, just like making pudding.
Add poppy seeds. Mix well and let it cool.
Cream Cheese:
16 oz cream cheese (softened)
1/2 cup powder sugar
2 egg yolks
1 tsp vanilla
Cream cheese need to be softened for few hrs at room temperature. Mix cream cheese until fluffy. Add powder sugar, mix.
Add vanilla.
Add egg yolks. Mix until smooth.
Fluff 2 egg whites in the separate bowl.
Now everything is ready to start making pirogi.
This is a traditional way of making pirogi. For the pirog you need to roll the dough like rectangle. Spread cream cheese then spread poppy seeds and roll it in. My next step picture was blurry so i did not put it on.
Put pirog in oiled baking sheet. Spread egg whites on top. Put it in the oven on 170F for 20 min.
I like pirojki better so i made em. Make little circles Put 1 tsp of cream cheese and 1 tsp of poppy seeds.
Then pinch the edges together to seal the dough. Turn over and put sealed side first into baking dish.
Dip one side in oil so it won't stick together.
Put in the oiled baking dish. Spread egg whites on top. Put it in the oven on 170F for 20 min.
You can add any type of fillings.
After 20 min turn on 325F bake until golden brown.
Now enjoy pirojki with your favorite tea or coffee.
looks good thanx
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DeleteThese look so nice and homey! Great idea adding cream cheese to poppy seed filling.
ReplyDeleteYes, it makes such big difference with cream cheese.
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Thanks lea will try soon! Where can i buy poppyseed? -Katerina
ReplyDeleteI got it at Russian store. You can find it in stores like Central Market or Food Coop in bulk section. Hope this helps.
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That is yum, I made them with shredded apples over the weekend and added wheat flour to make them healthier, they were outstanding. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy:) I love this recipe it works for fried pirojki too. It's so easy to make dough with a bread maker.
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Hi Lea kak dela? thanks for taking your time to post delish recipes really appreciate it! God bless you sweetie! Do you by any chance have a recipe for napoleon cake? cant find a good one anywhere. -Sara
ReplyDeleteYes, I have 2 versions of napoleon the quick one and the old fashion one. I will post it later in a week or so.
DeleteI am going pretty good Sara. Staying home with kids, cooking. Enjoying time with them; they grow so fast. God Blessed us with everything. I thank God for his mercy to us everyday.
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Lea thanks for these gonna try! Do you by any chance have a recipe for soft white cream trubochki?:)
ReplyDeleteYes, I have 1 recipe that I make, trubochki crunchy at first if you filled it with cream and leave em out it will become soft. I will get to posting it in next couple of weeks. I have a few requests to make before I make trubochki.
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Thanks Lenachka!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Deletecant wait for napoleon torte i check your site couple times a day!!:)))
ReplyDeleteI'll be making it this week.
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Thanks hon!
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ReplyDeleteHey darling i really want to try these can u admit cream
ReplyDeletecheese?
You can fill em with anything you like:)
DeleteHow many of the rectangle pirojki come out of this batch?
ReplyDeleteIt' a very large batch. It makes approximately 25-35 pirozki depending on their size.
DeleteDo the Piroshki come out very soft? 5.5 cups isn't too much flour?
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No, It works perfect with Canadian flour. Sometimes if you use different flour, this recipe will need more flour.
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I made these just now, and OH MY!!! they turned out so so so so so soft and good!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for such a good recipe.
they taste very good.
You are welcome:)
DeleteI am glad you like em:)))
I just made these and I can't beleive how amazing they are!!!! They are far better than I hoped! I used american bread flour and zemlyanika filling and I still can't believe this came out of my oven! I can't wait to try it with canadian flour! Thank you sooooooo much for this recipe!!! :)
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome╰⊰✿ I am glad you like em:)
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