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If anyone is looking for home made pierogies (made by Dorthy from our sisterhood) in the Hackettstown area, my church sells them on Sundays from 12:30 till 1:30 Holy Cross Eastern Orthodox Church 909 State Highway 517 N Hackettstown, NJ.
I have. My S.O.'s sister made a huge batch and froze them and we had a good supply. Last week I saw a Polish perogi stand. I didn't get them but I saw the ones they were selling, and I regret not ordering them.
FYI.....A new restaurant on Main St in Hackettstown “HOME MADE” all Polish food grand opening 9/8 11am until 9pm. Saw this on another web site, they will have take out.
A recent posting says the following....
We will be serving for sure variety of savory pirogies cooked and pan-fried, strawberry and sweet farmer cheese pirogies, stuffed cabbage, vienner schnitzel, grilled kielbasa, hunter stew ( bigos), Hungarian goulash with potato pancakes and many many delicious dishes
Please note that Pierogi is the correct plural form of Pierog. "Pierogies" is twice redundant.
Well, Americans are fond of saying that they want "a panini" , rather than correctly stating that they want a panino, and the same folks probably also err by saying that they want "a cannoli" , rather than a canolo. Similarly, a lot of folks ask for "raviolis" , even though "ravioli" is the plural form of raviolo.
With that much everyday abuse of the Italian language, it shouldn't be too surprising that Americans also misuse the Polish language.
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, rather than correctly stating that they want a panino, and the same folks probably also err by saying that they want "a cannoli" 
