When we ate at Horizons, Jim’s entree had a side dish of truffled fingerling potatoes. Simple, and he loved them. Truffle oil isn’t my thing, so it wasn’t a big surprise when I grabbed the bottle out of the fridge, only to see that it expired last December. My sour cream ended up being mustard/onion instead of truffled, but it worked out. Also, I love making quesadillas in my panini press rather than in a skillet, so that’s what I did. Otherwise, this recipe is exactly as it sounds: kind of a comfort food appetizer that would be great to serve to guests alongside a beer. It doesn’t have a lot of oomph (truffle oil would give it more), but would be a terrific addition to an appetizer table.
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Those look amazing.
pierogies in a tortilla? sounds so much faster than making, cutting, filling, and cooking a dough.
Corinna, it truly hits the same spot. Next time I make them, I’m slathering the top with caramelized onions.
Holy buckets, you’re my new blog hero. Thank you for posting this- I’m definitely going to try to replicate it!
Do it, Micah! So easy! And… the hero thing? Totally made my day, even though it isn’t my recipe.
🙂 Jojo! Thanks!
Want.
This is brilliant.
You had me at Pierogies. Genius recipe. I… will… make… this… soon!
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