document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. So, leave out the sauerkraut, wilt the bacon which is sliced thinly (about 1 pcs), wilt the onion with the bacon and drain all. Best batch Ive ever made!! Khristos rodyvsya Jamie! Especially for Ukrainian dishes. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Im sorry, I havent tried a substitute. Thanks for a different take on the recipe. Turn heat off and place meat into the small dough as stated above. I put bacon and more sauerkraut. In fact, I heard from more people than ever before this year who were struggling with their gardens; With extreme or unpredictable weather; With pest problems that seemed worse than usual; With all manner of things that seemed to be conspiring against them and their efforts to grow food. I grew up on the cheese filled cooked In cream, my mother often talks about the meat filled ones she grew up on but she has never made them for us. Its no surprise that in this day and age, more and more people are ready to leave it all behind and move to a property in the country where they can grow their own food, live a simpler life and become more self-sufficient and less dependent on the system. But as romantic as it sounds, its definitely easier said than done. Would you be able to tell me if the sauerkraut in this version is a lot stronger? Looking forward to more. 1 egg, beaten 4 tbsp butter, melted 7 cups all-purpose flour 1 cup oil (for frying) How to make fried belyashi: 1. Mmmm comfort food. Fill a heavy-bottomed pot or pan with about 2 inches of oil and heat it over high heat (350 degrees Fahrenheit). I decided to share it with you here and show you what I keep packed and ready to go and go through what needs updating and what Im missing. Cover and allow to react for 10 mins. Hi Lisa, I will send you an email with the recipe to your email you supplied here in the comments. If the top of the pie browns too quickly, cover it with the lightly oiled aluminum foil and continue baking. Make the filling for Pirozhki: Mix together, ground pork & turkey, diced onion, minced garlic, parsley, dill, salt & pepper. Until it comes together and is nice and soft. With everything going on in the world these days, were getting more and more serious about equipping ourselves with the tools, supplies and skills needed to handle emergency situations if the need arises. Thank you!!! So depending on how large you make the rounds and how full you fill them, etc. Fry: Preheat 1 inch of oil in a heavy-bottomed skillet or cast iron until 350 F. Fry the piroshki in batches on both sides until golden in color and cooked through. Your dough will be a little hard and sticky. Hope the will like it. While I am , a few months ago when I voiced my support for those who stood up against mandates and against the division being pushed on us by our leadership, I suddenly found myself among what our prime minister called the small fringe minority of citizens with unacceptable views. (I saw your comment about finding some GF recipes online Ill have to do that.). Thank you so much, How do I get a copy of your cookbook. Store-bought ones will never compare to them, so forget about them altogether. But wow! My familys recipe is very similar, so these are sure to please (most) everyone. My aunt and cousins came to visit us on Vancouver Island for Ukrainian Christmas (they still live on the mainland), and they set to work helping me fill my freezer with hundreds of freshly-made perogies while they were here. . It is the best one Ive ever tried. Top with fried onions and serve with a generous helping of sour cream. Looking forward for more Ukrainian recipes , So glad you liked them Daniela! You may need to add a small amount of either flour or water, depending on the consistency of the dough. My husband and I each got an Amber Alert on our phones the other night along with millions of other British Columbians, informing us of a child abduction in Vancouver. What do you keep in it? I dont care for them either. I heat a pound of bacon cut into small strips until limp. Your email address will not be published. Remove plastic wrap from cookie sheets, bake for 25-30 minutes, or until golden brown. Last October, I was desperate to find a meat filling recipe, so I used my own (French Canadian tourtire meat filling recipe) equal portion of ground meat: lean pork, lean beef and chicken) with spices etc. Anna, Your email address will not be published. I never really grew up on these delectable little dough balls. Seven years later, and still we have friends and family members who think this is just a phase were going through, and eventually well come to our senses and move back. My future son-in-law was quite impressed. Remove from oven and brush liberally with melted butter. Add olive oil and warm water, and whisk together. buckwheat, egg, cottage cheese, salt and pepper 1/2 cup butter, melted However after about eight dozen, I ran out of filling. Thanks for sharing the recipe! Stretch dough a little with your fingers and place in the palm of your hand. So simple and was the easiest I have ever worked with. gonna try your recipe this weekend in honor of Ukraine! Thanks ladies! While the yeast is "waking up", add salt and oil to the water. The dough is AMAZING! Finally, add the mayonnaise and stir another 2-3 minutes. It sounds delicious! A few months ago, we posted Ukrainian Cabbage Buns and they were a huge hit. I am looking for a recipe for a dish I remember my grandma making when we would visit as young children. Prep filling ahead of time and let it cool overnight if possible. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful recipe. Id also love to hear from you! Hi Claudia, So amazing! Form dough into a ball and place in an airtight container. Hi Roberta I wouldnt recommend as it may dry out. you should get about 150-200 perogies out of this batch. Do you toss in butter and then each newly cooked set add to the already cooked / buttered serving plate? The next batch Im going to dry just draining and rinsing the sauerkraut and see how they turn out. Mix in enough flour to make a medium soft dough as for bread. Can I use premade bread dough to make these? After she would dress them with fresh green onions. Pirogies in Ukrainian are wonderful donut type pastries filled with usually meat. 2. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Join our mailing list to receive the all latest news and updates plus. 1 tsp pepper. Use a slotted spoon to remove them from water and drain before transferring to a serving bowl. My Wifes family gets together just after Thanksgiving for the yearly Perogie Party. A wonderful staple in Ukrainian cooking. Well never move back to the city or the suburbs, I replied with a laugh. Thank you so much Sharon! Thank you. Thank you for so carefully writing out your recipe and taking pictures. Then, add the soy yoghurt and olive oil, and stir together once more until thoroughly combined. Strain potatoes through a colander but reserve potato water for making the dough (this is optional, but the extra starch in the potato water makes for a really good perogy dough!). Besides, salt helps in the formation of gluten, and it is extremely important here for the correct consistency. Thanks for the feedback! Thank you for this recipe. Using a round cookie cutter or cylinder, cut out 2-inch wide circles. Add flour and salt mixture to your wet ingredient mixture. Could feel the sense of family tradition as you all dug in to make your perogies in general, pierogies are one of the most delicious symbols of Ukrainian cuisine (together with Ukrainian borscht, holubtsi, but Ukrainian pyrohy is not just a sweet or salty filling wrapped in pierogi dough its an ocean of taste and a long history. I personally have doubled the recommended sauerkraut (I use big jar from Costco). Turn out onto a lightly floured work surface and knead until smooth. Mix all ingredients together lightly in bowl. Seems like to much dough for so little cabbage??? Yes, same here. She played the mandolin and a couple other Ukrainian stringed instruments called the domra and the balalaika. Add sour cream in. I do believe that every BABA had an unique way of making these. Go to modernhomesteadingmagazine.com or click the link in my bio @anna.sakawsky to subscribe or login to the library and read the latest issue if youre already subscribed! Turn all your dough onto a well-floured surface. Glad you like them! My husband said they are hands down the most delicious pierogis hes ever eaten. Beroques were larger, about the size of a hamburger bun. Sound weird, but I would buy it. Oh, how beautiful that you keep the culinary traditions, recipes and memories of your grandparents! Do you (or anyone else) know of any other way of cooking these? I followed your recipe to a T and found the dough to be too sweet and in my opinion, does not compliment the beef filling at all. Many people have a favorite biscuit cutter and simply use that for this purpose. It is easier to roll out this way. Make a well in the center and add the soft butter and evaporated milk; stir gently until all the liquid is absorbed. I found my filling ended up a little bland not sure why. I will be sharing this recipe with my friends. Fold dough in half over the filling and pinch the edges to seal. You look JUST like your mom, Anna! Her pyrizhky recipe has never failed us yet! (Special thanks to fellow homesteader @meggarlandd for inspiring me & giving me the courage to post this:) What would you do if the grid went down? Once perogies are frozen solid, transfer them to a freezer bag and store for up to 6 months. Your dough recipe tasted just like my Moms who passed 20 years ago. Yes, the dough freezes well! Line the baking sheet with parchment paper and lightly flour it. Search The Fuss Free Foodie on FB! Refrigerate for at least 8 hour or overnight. My Grandparents escaped in 1927 to Winnipeg CAN. To make the dough, sift flour together with a little salt. If you are making these for a dinner with quite a few people since they arent all cooked at once how do you make sure they stay warm and dont stick together? Place them on a paper towel-lined plate to blot up excess oil. 2 cup all-purpose flour 1 cup buttermilk oil for frying US Units - Metric Instructions Combine together flour, sugar, salt and baking powder. I wish to pleased my future son-in-law (Chad) his deceased baba (grandmother) was making this dish during his childhood, he has fond memories. I was curious if the sour cream could have a substitute and get the dough right still? Youre so welcome! Should look foamy after 10 minutes. Flatten each dough ball and place a filling in the center. Thank you for sharing your familys tradition! So glad they turned out! This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Here is the link. What are you doing to prepare and/or what skills and resources would you recommend that everyone acquire now before its too late? Its such a silly thing to get so upset about. I have been searching for years for pyryizshky stuffed with buckwheat the wonderful woman who made them for me has died and I have tried to duplicate them with no success your dough is spot on but my filling is just not any good either too dry or mushy! *** Were such a wasteful society, especially here in the west. These are just as I remember as a kid at bridal showers. Ill be trying the cabbage rolls next . Add salt and pepper. Yum.) To be completely honest, I dont like pyrizhky. If you havent had them like that you should give them a try! I love that you do it all together as a family, so I am going to try your recipe and get my children to help me, and who knows, maybe we will start a tradition of our own? Many thanks! MORE ABOUT ME , Sign Up to our daily/weekly updates and receive THREE free e-books, Designed by Elegant Themes | Powered by WordPress. Heat oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. You cool like true Slavic mother. Its sort of a rough science! Fresh herbs are the first thing that pops in spring. They turned out wonderfully. I decided not to continue the back and forth. The perfect dish for the holidays. Let it cool for 20 minutes. The aroma that fills an entire place always brings warmth and comfort to my heart. And the dough smell There should be a sweet yeasted dough candle for sale. Thank you so much for your comments! If you are going to freeze them without baking, ensure you are freezing them in one layer on a plastic wrapped baking sheet. Im part Slovak too. Knead until smooth. Werenke stuffed with dried cottage cheese filling or Keilke (tiny noodles) covered with schmaundt fat (cream gravy) is the very best. I think her dough was a sour cream dough. On a lightly floured work surface, roll out each biscuit making about 5-inch oval. Mix well. I also double onion and butter and have added abit of minced garlic. Im making them today. Hope you enjoy the recipe!!! This is what you want as it's easier to roll out. Regardless, they are beef-filled baked buns that are beyond amazing. Add in grated cheddar and sauted onions and mash everything together until all of the ingredients are well-combined. You want it thin but not so thin that it breaks, so use your own judgment. Once done, add the butter, bit by bit, and blend for another 3-4 minutes until the dough gets smooth and stretchy. Add flour, 1 cup at a time, until fully blended. To be honest, sometimes we do and sometimes we dont brush the buns with egg wash! Your email address will not be published. Theyre warm out of the oven right now & Ive already eaten 3! In a large bowl, mix the flour, xanthan gum, salt and caster sugar together. Btw I cant wait to truck these!!!! . Not wanting to waste the remaining dough, I rolled it into a 18 x 10 inch rectangle, spread it with Nutella and sliced into 9 rolls,placed into a 99 inch pan and baked at 375* for about 15 minutes. This year we made about 300. went to visit a old lady while she was making a pan of buns, she wrapped the buns in cabbage leaves before baking, wondered if =there was anything else involved,I tried that sort of = but my cabbage leaves turned brown and my buns stayed white? Whisk together until blended and let it rise at room temperature for 30-45 minutes. Once the oil is hot add the filled piroshki into the pot and fry for about 2-3 minutes per side. Thanks, Diane. Add 1 tablespoon salt, and bring to a boil. Im a Canadian living in NZ for the last eight years and one thing I miss so much is perogies! Loved the meaning in the photos You should have a crescent shape. I have been making perogies for at least 30 years but wanted to try a recipe using potato water. My Australian mum always complained that there was too much oil in Grandmas cooking! Bless you for your recipe! From rising inflation and persistent supply chain issues, to a looming recession and food shortages that are expected to get worse after a very tough farming year, to a war on European soil and the threat of cyber attacks and (God forbid) a nuclear attack, to the future of digital IDs and increasingly pervasive government control over every aspect of our lives, its no wonder more people are looking for ways to escape the matrix and opt out of the system. Enjoy Ukrainian pierogi. It was made with a farmers cheese that was similar to cottage cheese, if using any cheese at all. If the dough is sticky, add more flour. It derives from Old East Slavic ( pir) and further from Proto-Slavic *pir, "feast". This one also sounds really yummy. Which is Polish. Because at the end of the day, traditional Ukrainian food is really just peasant food, and in my opinion and experience, peasant food is the best food in every culture. She will be shocked because she is 81 and still makes all her kids all the Ukranian foods. Stephanie, This recipe makes anywhere from around 12 to 16 dozen, depending on how big you make them. Hope that helps! The ultimate recipe for Ukrainian beef-filled buns, or Pyrizhky. Place back into an oiled bowl, cover loosely with cling wrap and a kitchen towel. Add water only as needed, kneading continuously until dough sticks together. Generously sprinkle a baking sheet with flour. It was a wake up call for me, that not only do we need to be prepared with supplies on hand, but with knowledge and skills too. I did it over 2 days. Add a heaping tablespoon of filling in the center of each piece. What a beautiful family & beautiful tradition. Roll each piece with a rolling pin or stretch it using your hands. You see, Im Ukrainian-Canadian. Continue mixing until the dough becomes smooth and soft, about 7-10 minutes with a mixer or 15 minutes by hand. I love these! Hi Sharaden, I have never tried pyrizhyky with meat filling but that has never stopped us before! You will have a bit of a crescent shape to start. Dough will be a little hard and sticky. When the yeast mixture has bubbles on the surface add egg, sugar, and salt. On a side note, if I called them Vereniki very few people would likely find this recipe as people search Google for perogies, not vereniki. I think I would make them slightly bigger next time in order to fit in more filling. Knead by hand until flour and liquid are well combined. Let me know how you like them! After 1-2 . Its food that utilizes simple, humble ingredients -things like homegrown cabbage, potatoes and beets- and turns them into something glorious and delicious. This is just a follow up to my previous e-mail. Also, the most recent Christmas CD I had was Justin Biebers, so it was definitely time for an update. Hi, I'm Jaime! I will have to try the potato and cheese filled ones! Can you tell me how many calories per bun. This hits close to home for me because I too have been through the medical system and had my concerns dismissed, was misdiagnosed and given wrong information, and was treated with obvious contempt when I got a second opinion. Work the dough until everything is well combined. It is a throwback to childhood. I lost followers, friends and even a couple family members. Fantastic yummy delights. We usually do it in January, sometime around Ukrainian Christmas (January 7th) and Malanka (Ukrainian New Year, January 13th). You can find the recipe all over the internet!! Roll each piece with a rolling pin or stretch it using your hands. They are an essential part of the Ukrainian and Russian cuisine. It is worth noting that the meat pieces need to be very small so they not puncture the dough. We make them all year round using different fillings. I love to cook for my partner who told me he loves home made pierogies. Take 1/3 cup of this water and mix in the yeast, set aside to rise. Squeeze as much liquid out as you can. Buon appetit. Its delicious I prefer it not boiled. In a smaller bowl, beat egg. Mix it all together and knead it until everything sticks together but the dough is easy to work with (not too sticky on the outside). Thank you for a wonderful recipe! The price is dropping, and bunches are getting bigger. I made these and they were delicious. 4 cups all-purpose flour (you may need a little more). Or both? This is why I do what I do and why I share it with you on a regular basis; I WANT TO EMPOWER YOU TOO! After that, you can make pyrohy. It is a fried yeast-leavened boat-shaped bun and is stuffed with different sweet stuffings. Plus, January is usually the month when I finally get around to processing all of the tomatoes I froze back in the summer and fall, which clears up a bunch more space. Delicious. My mom danced too, longer than I did, and she even moved to the Ukraine to study dance for a year when she was 21: in the 1970s when Ukraine was still part of the Soviet Union. Tomorrow, my family is having quite the Christmas Eve feast. Mushrooms would be awesome in the filling. Shape: On an oiled surface, roll out the dough balls into flat disks. Turn on the food processor. From the shorter edge make a fold to the middle of the rectangular. Youre welcome for the recipe Dr. Very professional. I know she used dill and garlic but how she managed to keep the buckwheat tender but still separated grains eludes if you can help I would be over the moon. In another bowl, sift together your flour and salt. Thanks again!! Since were Ukrainian, we celebrate by having a huge dinner consisting of 12 meatless dishes. Mine keep popping open when they cook. Bake in a 350 degree Fahrenheit oven for approximately 25 minutes, or until the bunsare golden brown. Next time you shop and see big bunches of fresh herbs, grab them to make piroshki vegetarian recipe! She is now the perogy matriarch in our family; A role I hope to inherit one day! a very important point this pyrohy dough should rest. Sauerkraut filling was excellent. Im from Saskatchewan and Im Ukrainian! See tips and tricks on how to help the dough rise faster. I made the recipe using the boiled sauerkraut method (Im not a big fan of sauerkraut) and the only slightly negative comment that I received was that the sauerkraut wasnt very flavourful. My husband found this recipe and told me to try this one.just like babas he said. Id hate to recommend one weve never tried out. I have never made them before but oh my, did they ever turn out well. All you need to do in the future is heat them up in the oven or microwave. Roll the dough and create a large pie or individual hand pies (pirozhki). Annas recipe does not specify the size but I use on of my wide mouth jars for this purpose and it is 3in diameter. Thanks for such a wonderful Blog! If not doubled, I too would have ran out filling. Submitted by: Lorilee Campbell 25 reviews Share Claudia! Roll it into the rectangular shape. 2 packages of yeast Knead very well. Mix the ingredients: Whisk the flour, salt, and egg together in a bowl. Add eggs and 1/2 cup of potato water (or water if you don't have potato water) and mix into a soft dough. Perogies are stupidly easy to make from scratch, and they freeze really well too. Happy Holidays! (I like them more this way :P). Fill each round of dough with about one tablespoon of potato filling and seal the edges of the dough together with your fingers. And as always below are tips and tricks on how to make piroshki from scratch. I hope so, anyway, I just wanted to say Thank You for sharing your wonderful tradition and recipe with us. Hi Gail! Let stand in a warm place for 10 minutes to allow it to activate. They will definitely have a place on the table from now on , Khristos Rodyvsya to you too, Robin! . Add 3 cups of flour and mix with your hands (no need to knead, just mix until large crumbs form) Add boiling water (yes, hot boiling water, not warm water), add 1 more cup of flour and mix with a spoon (be careful - the mass will be hot). I dont know why, but unfortunately, dill is not popular here, in the US. I would greatly appreciate receiving recipes (meat filling). Love your blog and newsletters since I am a homesteader at heart yet live in the suburbs. Looks like we will have to actually post the recipe soon on the blog! I was brought up in a Ukrainian district near Yorkton Sask loved the food our neighbors served..Yummmm. Mix together the water, the oil and the egg and pour half of this mixture into the flour. This is the BEST dough recipe! But I wholeheartedly advise you to try my recipe. However, with time in short supply during the holiday season, we have developed a method for preparing the Varenyky weeks in advance and still maintain the savory taste and freshness. Merry Christmas! Glad to hear you impressed your son-in-law . 278 Show detail Preview View more . Id love to make them for our Easter dinner this year, we have made perogies already and are going to do some other dishes we grew up with. Ive been making these for 30+ years one of my favourites . Thank you for these EXCELLENT instructions! Just search it. Beat egg, milk, water and salt in a bowl. Roll your dough out onto a well floured piece of parchment paper to 1/4-inch thickness. Traditional Christmas Eve pierogi, whose name is derived from a root meaning 'festival'. My family recipe combines potatoes with sharp cheddar cheese and sauted onions, although you could use just potatoes or substitute a different cheese My other side of the family makes their perogies with potatoes and cottage cheese, so this recipe is flexible! I will do some research in the family and see if I can come up with a great recipe for you. Gently deflate the dough and place it on a lightly floured surface. My Baba, Grandma and Claudia never made them, so they were never a part of our Ukrainian feasts. Place on a parchment paper lined baking sheet approximately 1 inch apart. Hers were the best. Can;t find it. How many does this recipe yield? My husbands grandmother was German and taught me how to make bierocks. Cut dough in half or in thirds, keeping unused dough well wrapped in plastic until needed. And I think Ill never change this recipe to another one. I stand for freedom & autonomy, and against division & tyranny. I have no idea how you get such beautiful little uniform buns mine are allll kinds of wonky, but they still taste great I would post a photo but I dont see an option to do so. In a larger bowl, add the flour, egg and melted butter. My dough is made differently. Hi Sarah, Im just grateful for the recipe. Every year I get together with my sisters and friends and make perogies . pih-ROSH-kee. I tried other ukrainian and russian sweet dough recipes, and they were not as soft, fragrant, and delicious as hers. It is very hard to stop eating them I can tell you! salt. Alright, its time to share some Ukrainian cuisine with you. Thank you! I totally agree with you! Dortha Rippin. I used the recipe with sour cream, egg yolks, butter etc..BUT I forgot to let the dough rest in the fridge ,instead I rolled it out , rolled nicely, cut in circles, filled with hamburger filling THEN.OPPS, read that dough was supposed to cool over night. To freeze them, we lined baking trays with parchment paper. Add in ground beef and onions. As it turns out, it was the mother of the child (a 3-year-old boy), who had refused medical treatment without getting a second opinion and follow up blood tests, so the Ministry of Child and Family Services was called, she was arrested and her son was taken from her and was administered medical treatment in the hospital without consent and without a guardian present. Add 200 g (7 oz) of peeled and sliced champignons. Me too! Make the filling: add the grated vegan cheese, dill, soy yoghurt, and garlic to a mixing bowl, stirring together thoroughly. I very rarely go on a rant about current events but this has me feeling really fired up Mix together until all ingredients are incorporated. I have no Ukrainian background but I love Ukrainian food and have been making perogies for many years. Knead with hands until the dough is soft and elastic, about 3-5 minutes. Yes, if you dont boil the sauerkraut and just rinse and drain it, you will have a stronger flavour come out in the pyrizhky. But otherwise I just put them in a bowl or casserole dish with butter so they dont stick (and lots of fried onions!) It was the first CD Ive purchased in legit 3 years. If needed, add water a tablespoon at a time. It made the suspect sound like a dangerous kidnapper and said do not approach. 2.5 cups warm water Set aside. Im the woman who gardens and cans food and makes her own tinctures and believes in something greater than herself and fights every day to stay free in a world that feels increasingly engineered to keep us hopelessly dependent. Boil 5-8 minutes, until floating. I subbed aquafaba (bean liquid) for the eggs, as my son is allergic, but they are identical to the ones my Polish Babcia would make! Pinch well. Great recipe even for an Italian. I never had the privilege of learning how to cook traditional Ukrainian food so im winging it now. We wanted to make at least 6 dozen per person and were having 7 friends over. Most everyone in my family and our local Ukrainian community calls them perogies, which is what theyre commonly known as and searched for in Internet searches for this recipe (hence why I also refer to them as perogies:). This year is the first in a long time where we will be having Pyrizhky, or cabbage buns. 1 white onion, finely diced . Shape the dough into a ball and place in a large bowl. http://www.claudiascookbook.com/2014/12/22/pampushky-ukrainian-doughnuts/, Ukrainian Beef-Filled Pyrizhky | Claudia's Cookbook, Cabbage Buns: Ukrainian Christmas Day Four The Hungry Ladybug. Thanks for all the helpful tips along the way! Hello. It helps to add a little oil in your pot of boiling water to prevent the perogies from sticking together. Thanks! Set aside in a warm place for 10 minutes to wake them up. She was a good writer too. Transfer to a wire rack to either cool completely if you are freezing for later. If you make this recipe, please share your picture with me by tagging it #thepuretaste on Instagram. But theres no standard size. Salt and pepper to taste Once kneaded, wrap in plastic and allow the dough to rise for at least 30 minutes. I just so happened to be wearing this locket during our perogy-making session. Instead of sauerkrout and bake as the recipe. Its not just a recipe, its a real treasure. It is for flavor only. Cut the dough in rounds using a biscuit cutter or a small, upside down drinking glass. Allow pans to cool on a wire rack then transfer to a towel on the counter. I grew up doing traditional Ukrainian folk dancing, beginning at age 3 and performing and competing until I was 19 years old. Why make a comment like this, it serves no purpose and to call yourself a doctor is a travesty. Repeat a couple hundred times:). 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