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Antonio
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mirka wrote >>
Asking for a friend...Does anyone know of a place that makes them? I'm aware of the grocery stores, but she's looking for something better. Babushka's isn't...already checked. I did a quick search on here and also didn't find anything.
Thanks!It's a Michigan thing and tradition big time.
Impossible to find anyone that makes a pasty around here as well.
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Twixlen
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It's not really a MI only thing - there's a heavier eastern European cluster in north/northeast Ohio too, Cleveland in particular. I'm not that familiar, but isn't there a location/area called Slavic Village or some such thing?
They were in big in upstate NY as well - huge Polish population. Columbus just doesn't have a heavy-enough concentration of Polish/eastern European folks, for them to be not-in-a-grocery.
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Antonio
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Twixlen wrote >>
It's not really a MI only thing - there's a heavier eastern European cluster in north/northeast Ohio too, Cleveland in particular. I'm not that familiar, but isn't there a location/area called Slavic Village or some such thing?
They were in big in upstate NY as well - huge Polish population. Columbus just doesn't have a heavy-enough concentration of Polish/eastern European folks, for them to be not-in-a-grocery.Might be some truth to that, I never heard of them until I had moved to Michigan and discovered almost everyone ate them regardless of ethnic origin.
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jazzypants
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there's a Polish place at the North Market - maybe they can help you
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hojimoto
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rus wrote >>
jazzypants wrote >>
there's a Polish place at the North Market - maybe they can help youSaid place also has kick ass perogies... worth the trip in any event.
Last year I checked that place (Used to be Hania's Old World Cuisine, now Hubert's Polish Kitchen - same guy) and he said they could make some for Fat Tuesday. Sadly, my schedule didn't let me get back around to the store to see if they truly had any.
And yes, their blueberry pierogies are amazing :D
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mirka
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Babushka's is taking orders this year!
http://www.facebook.com/BabushkasKitchenColumbus
"Yes we will have paczki. You can preorder by calling 614-447-9120. $12.50/dozen; $6.25/half dozen. We will have have some available on first come forst serve basis for walk in customers on Tuesday. Flavors: Raspberry, apricot, lemon, poppyseed, prune and creme. we will be opening at 7am for paczki pick up. From 7am - 9am Johnny DiLoretto will be broadcasting Good Day Columbus from Babushka's Kitchen. Stop in and get your face on TV."Posted 3 months ago # -
patient_zero
Falafel District
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I totally forgot to pick some up in Cleveland yesterday. Too many things going on! The blueberry paczki I bought at Meijer last week didn't taste very good. The dough smelled like feet, and the blueberry filling had an odd consistency, and didn't taste like blueberry.
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