Do you love pierogies? This Easy Pierogi Casserole from Gooseberry Patch’s Everyday Slow Cooker is simple to throw together and absolutely delicious!
Aunt Lou here.
To be honest, I have only had a pierogi once before. It was a LONG time ago, so I didn’t really remember anything about it. All I remembered was the name, and I liked it. So as I was flipping through my cookbook looking for a recipe, Easy Pierogi Casserole caught my eye.
Easy Pierogi Casserole
When I asked Michael if he would like this Easy Pierogi Casserole, he was very excited. You see, years ago, he was in the Navy and stationed in California. There he had a neighbor that made pierogies and shared them with him. He went on and on about how wonderful they were, so I was a bit nervous if I could live up to his memories of pierogies with my first attempt. Well, this Easy Pierogi Casserole lived up to the hype of Michael’s memories!
Easy Pierogi Casserole {Crock Pot}
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- 8 oz pkg bowtie pasta cooked
- 4-6 potatoes peeled and sliced
- 4 c shredded Cheddar cheese
- 3/4 c butter sliced
- 3/4 c bacon crisply cooked and crumbled
- 1 c onion finely chopped
- salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
- Spray your crock pot lightly with cooking spray
- Spread your pasta across the bottom of your crock pot
- Layer your potatoes, cheese, butter, bacon and onion on top of your pasta
- Cover and cook on low for 7-8 hours
- Mix together gently and serve
Slow Cooker Recommendation
I used my 9 x13 casserole slow cooker for this yummy Easy Pierogi Casserole. For a non-casserole crock pot, I would use at least a 5 quart. The layers add up quick!
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Aunt Lou
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I was imagining the potatoes to turn to mashed, but they did not. Mine also burnt, but my crockpot settings must be different. Mine doesn’t look pretty that’s for sure.
Hi Mandy!
I’m so sorry this did not turn out for you! In mine and Cris’ experience, the way slow cookers cook can vary greatly by brand and model. As a rule of thumb, when I am trying out a recipe for the first time (which is often!), I do it when I can watch it closely. Sometimes I need to shorten the time. Other times, I need lengthen the time. And on occasion, I need to give my crock a turn about halfway through (gotta love those crocks that cook hotter on one side!). If you give this a try again, I would suggest doing it when you can watch it closely. I sounds like your slow cooker cooks hotter than the one I used. If you watch it closely, you can know how to adjust the recipe for your specific slow cooker. I hope you found something yummy to make this weekend and eat with those you love!
Aunt Lou
Doesn’t the pasta get over- cooked, since you pre-cook them?
Hi Sandra!
It turned out great for us. I hope you enjoy it as much as we did!
Aunt Lou
Can you cook this on high for 4 hours?
Hi Kim!
I haven’t tried cooking this on high yet, but think it will work. Enjoy!
Aunt Lou
Can you freeze this recipe?
Hi Joanne!
I haven’t tried it yet, but if you do, let me know how it works!
Aunt Lou
Our family always had sauerkraut in our pierogi along with mashed potato and onion.
Have enjoyed so many of your recipes. I am all about crock pot meals. Makes meals so much easier. Look forward to your recipes!! You seem to have a great positive personality! That’s great!
Thanks so much Brenda! I’m glad you are enjoying our recipes!
Once? Clearly, you’re not from Pittsburgh where we not only eat Pierogi on a regular basis, we also race them at baseball games.;)
Sounds like a great recipe to try!
Ha! Race them?! Now that would be a sight to see!
Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_aS_Tugruo
I don’t know if this link will work, but you can search Pierogi race on YouTube to see that yes, indeed, they race. 😉