This video is from a Penguins TV episode that aired last year (2009) with Evgeni Malkin and Alyonka Larionov making pierogi. Its incredibly awkward and funny. Geno does his best LeBron James impression and then takes a phone call from....his agent? Gonchar? Momma Malkin? Who knows.
Evgeni and Alyonka speak a good bit of Russian, but there are subtitles. The eight minute video also guest stars defenseman Kris Letang. Enjoy!
Thursday, January 28, 2010
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Geno Making and Cooking Pierogi!
Thursday, January 7, 2010
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2010....The Year of PIEROGI!
Hey Pierogi Lovers! Found this article today to be published in the January 2010 issue of the Washingtonian - apparently Pierogi are in for 2010!
View the original online article here.The 2010 Foodie In and Out List
What's hot and what's not in the food world? If you're a fan of kimchee, hushpuppies, or pierogi, you're in luck.
By Todd Kliman , Ann Limpert , Kate Nerenberg , Rina Rapuano Published Thursday, January 07, 2010
In Out Spaghetti and meatballs Wild-boar ragu High-end curries Wine reductions Aperol spritzes Absinthe shots Foie gras brûlée Recession asceticism Italian Latin Tzatziki Fondues Crushes on Sam Kass Crushes on Barton Seaver Portion control (restaurant-decided) Portion control (diner-decided) Carpaccio of anything but beef Carpaccio of beef Socca Flatbreads Kimchee Pickled watermelon Chiboust Panna cotta $14 glasses of wine Big bottle markups Banh mi Meatball subs Ambitious neighborhood bistros Corporate-backed dining rooms Esoteric fish (monchong, madai) Sablefish Cracklings Bacon Complex cocktails Complex dishes Pinkberry knockoffs Five Guys knockoffs Hushpuppies Gougères Tempura battering Duck-fat frying Goat-cheese cake Olive-oil cake Roasted olives Dirty martinis Necks Cheeks Twitter marketing Restaurant Facebook pages Shrimp burgers Lamb burgers Chocolate and passionfruit Chocolate and peanut butter Malt Root beer Mocktails Sparkling water Fish and chips Shrimp and grits Chef-made candy bars Chef-made sundaes Tangerines Kumquats Arancini Savory beignets Pierogi Potstickers Dining as nourishment Dining as theater
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
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Did you know that January is National Polka Month?
Around Pittsburgh, there are many local clubs that sponsor polka dances. Everyone here knows (or thinks they know) how to polka, and show off their skills at every family wedding. It's a simple but fast paced ballroom type of dance, relying on an easy step-close-step foot movements. Below is a video example of the polka.
Many times, the polka is much more fast paced. If you're not sure what to do, just follow the advice of my Dad, "It's easy. Just count 1-2-3, shuffle your feet a little, and shake your shoulders!"

The music is just as important to the polka as the dance itself. In honor of National Polka Month, we have the polka CD's on our website on sale. Kevin Solecki is a Grammy nominated accordian artist from Pittsburgh, PA and has two solo discs. He has played with many bands around the country - read more about Kevin at KevinSolecki.com
Get out there and POLKA!
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January - National Polka Month
Did you know that January is National Polka Month?
Around Pittsburgh, there are many local clubs that sponsor polka dances. Everyone here knows (or thinks they know) how to polka, and show off their skills at every family wedding. It's a simple but fast paced ballroom type of dance, relying on an easy step-close-step foot movements. Below is a video example of the polka.
Many times, the polka is much more fast paced. If you're not sure what to do, just follow the advice of my Dad, "It's easy. Just count 1-2-3, shuffle your feet a little, and shake your shoulders!"
The music is just as important to the polka as the dance itself. In honor of National Polka Month, we have the polka CD's on our website on sale. Kevin Solecki is a Grammy nominated accordian artist from Pittsburgh, PA and has two solo discs. He has played with many bands around the country - read more about Kevin at KevinSolecki.com
Get out there and POLKA!
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Shipping Charges
In line with increases in shipping charges from UPS and packaging costs, we have been forced to also raise our shipping charges on the website. We have been steadily absorbing the rising costs over the past years and cannot continue to do so. Below is an outline of the changes.
- Shipping charges to the 1-3 day shipping zone are now $17.50 per package
- Cookie - Only flat rate option is now $15.50
- Shipping charges to the west coast have direct quotes and will rise according to UPS's rate increase guidelines
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