How to Cook Our Handmade Pierogi
Traditional Polish Dumplings, Made Simple
At Olitory Kitchen, every batch of our pierogi is handmade before being frozen to lock in freshness. That means you can enjoy authentic Polish comfort food whenever you like—without compromising on quality.
The best part? There's no need to defrost them. Simply cook straight from frozen and you'll have delicious, restaurant-quality pierogi in minutes.
How to Cook the Traditional Way
AirFryer Intructions
Want an extra crispy finish?
Straight from the freezer:
Lightly brush the pierogi with oil or melted butter.
Air fry at 190°C for 15 minutes, turning halfway through.
This gives a delicious crispy exterior while keeping the filling perfectly soft.
Serving Inspiration
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Traditional Pierogi (Curd Cheese, Potato & Onion)
Perfect with:
- Caramelised onions
- Sour cream
- Crispy bacon
- Chives
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Cheddar & Potato
Try serving with:
- Crispy smoked bacon
- Mature cheddar
- Spring onions
- Black pepper
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Spinach, Goat's Cheese & Sweet Potato
Serve with:
- Brown butter
- Crispy sage
- Toasted walnuts
- A drizzle of honey
Cooking & Storage Instructions
Heat thoroughly until the product is fully cooked and piping hot throughout.
Remove all packaging before heating.
Keep frozen at or below–18°C. Do not refreeze once defrosted.
A Taste of Poland at Home
Whether you're discovering pierogi for the first time or they've been part of your family tradition for generations, our handmade dumplings bring authentic Polish comfort food straight to your kitchen.
Simple to cook, full of flavour, and made with care—just the way they should be.
Smacznego! (Enjoy your meal!)
Frequently Asked Questions
Are your pierogi handmade?
Yes. Every Olitory Kitchen pierogi is handmade in small batches using carefully selected ingredients before being frozen to preserve freshness and flavour.
Do I need to defrost the pierogi first?
No. Our pierogi are designed to be cooked straight from frozen.
Why do you recommend boiling before frying?
Boiling ensures the filling is heated evenly while keeping the dough soft and delicate. Frying afterwards adds the traditional golden finish and extra flavour.
Can I microwave them?
We don't recommend microwaving, as it can make the dough chewy rather than tender.
How should I store them?
Keep your pierogi frozen until you're ready to cook them.
Once cooked, any leftovers can be refrigerated and enjoyed within two days.
