Hey everyone....just got my first metal detector, an ACE 250...really excited!!
Seeking my treasure in Arizona
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Jeffro
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Cool as beans, Rita! Welcome to the forum and mugs. 
pegleglooker
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Hey kiddo,
With a name like " Babushka " I would think you know about one of the best food ever made Perogies !!!! It's been a LONG time since I have had a REAL perogie....
PLL
With a name like " Babushka " I would think you know about one of the best food ever made Perogies !!!! It's been a LONG time since I have had a REAL perogie....
PLL
pegleglooker
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I live in southern California so I have come up with my own recipe. Just cook the periogies like normal except you add, Julian cut green and red peepers with fresh mushrooms and leak. After frying all together add a generous helping of black pepper or Chalula hot sauce..... hhmmmmmm I'm already getting hungry...
PLL
PLL
SgtSki in MI
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Kurwa mac! Great, now I have to give away the secret recipe for my pierogi filling!
OK here you go....
1. Boil some kielbasa, peel off the skin, chop it up fine
2. Chop up some sauerkraut finer than how it comes out of the jar ( I recommend Polish-Style sauerkraut, it's sweeter and
not as acidic and it has caraway seeds)
3. Finely chop some onions and fresh mushrooms....sautee them to cook some of the liquid out of them then drain them
4. Get some Krajanka, or farmer's cheese. If you can't find that, press the liquid from large-curd cottage cheese, which is basicall all that farmer's cheese is.
5. Mix it all together. There's really no set quantities in the recipe just put it together so that it tastes good to you and holds together as a filling. Now get a pot of salted water boiling.
6. Now roll out your dough. Cut out circles with a glass and roll it out just a little thinner, put a tablespoon of the filling on it, then crimp it with a fork.
7. Drop your pierogie a few at a time into the pot. They will sink, then they will float. After they float to the top, let them boil for about another minute or two then they are done. Serve with sour cream.
8. As an option, try frying some boiled pierogi in butter.................mmmmm!!!!!
Now since there's no pierogi in Iraq my mouth is watering and I'm going nuts for some Polish food. Good thing I'm going on leave in 2 days!
HH,
SgtSki
Oh yeah,.....welcome to Tnet Babuska and good luck with your new detector. I used to live in Sierra Vista (I was stationed at FT Huachuca)
OK here you go....
1. Boil some kielbasa, peel off the skin, chop it up fine
2. Chop up some sauerkraut finer than how it comes out of the jar ( I recommend Polish-Style sauerkraut, it's sweeter and
not as acidic and it has caraway seeds)
3. Finely chop some onions and fresh mushrooms....sautee them to cook some of the liquid out of them then drain them
4. Get some Krajanka, or farmer's cheese. If you can't find that, press the liquid from large-curd cottage cheese, which is basicall all that farmer's cheese is.
5. Mix it all together. There's really no set quantities in the recipe just put it together so that it tastes good to you and holds together as a filling. Now get a pot of salted water boiling.
6. Now roll out your dough. Cut out circles with a glass and roll it out just a little thinner, put a tablespoon of the filling on it, then crimp it with a fork.
7. Drop your pierogie a few at a time into the pot. They will sink, then they will float. After they float to the top, let them boil for about another minute or two then they are done. Serve with sour cream.
8. As an option, try frying some boiled pierogi in butter.................mmmmm!!!!!
Now since there's no pierogi in Iraq my mouth is watering and I'm going nuts for some Polish food. Good thing I'm going on leave in 2 days!
HH,
SgtSki
Oh yeah,.....welcome to Tnet Babuska and good luck with your new detector. I used to live in Sierra Vista (I was stationed at FT Huachuca)
Pepper2004
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Hi, Babushka. Welcome to Mugs. MD'ing is exciting isn't it? I can't wait to see some of your finds.
HH,
Pepper
HH,
Pepper
Montana Jim
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Welcome to TreasureNet and Mug Shots! Looking forward to your finds... keep posting!
godisnum1
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I don't know if it's just my laptop screen, but your eyes seem to be an unusual light blue! Very pretty, if they are...
Welcome to Treasure Net!!
Bran <><
Welcome to Treasure Net!!
Bran <><
WisconsinRod
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Hi and welcome to treasure net Babushka. All the people are GREAT here at this forum. I have read lots and lots of post and you will get tons of info here to help with your detecting. If you ever have a question just ask people are willing to help.
WisconsinRod
WisconsinRod
Digginman
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Gee, no shortage of pretty ladies on TNet. 
Welcome, Babushka.
DM
Welcome, Babushka.
DM
Gypsy Heart
Gold Member
Welcome to TNet!
Hope to see your finds soon....have you been out hunting yet? What got you interested in Metal Detecting?
Hope to see your finds soon....have you been out hunting yet? What got you interested in Metal Detecting?
justine093
Full Member
wow, good luck...
Arizona is filled with spots to detect!!!
(my grandmother used to wear a babushka)
Arizona is filled with spots to detect!!!
(my grandmother used to wear a babushka
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Gypsyheart,
to answer your question...i dont know exactly but have wanted a metal detector for a long time and the thought of finding treasure even if it is a penny seems very adventurous! I really like history so seeing historical relics is really awesome...
to answer your question...i dont know exactly but have wanted a metal detector for a long time and the thought of finding treasure even if it is a penny seems very adventurous! I really like history so seeing historical relics is really awesome...
Jeffro
Silver Member
Babushka said:
I'm thinking the Queen of Rust and you will get along just fine......
I think she earned that name after the fourth or fifth semi truck load full of relics.....
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