piroshki , także: pirozhki

I don't know what piroshki is, but I'm looking forward to finding out."

Do you even remember how to make piroshki?

The spinach and cheese piroshki wrapped in rich, flaky pastry are terrific, too.

I grew up eating piroshki and sushi, speaking Russian and Japanese.

"I have some piroshki with meat filling, some cabbage soup, a little salt fish.

"He offered to make piroshki.

This one stank of cigarettes, but the trays dotted strategically through the rooms held tiny quiches and piroshki.

Linger over coffee or tea, or dig into hearty home-style dishes like stuffed cabbage and puffy piroshki.

Spinach and cheese piroshki wrapped in rich, flaky pastry are terrific, as is the borscht: sweet, sour and filled with flavor.

"Piroshki are the Russian version of fried dumplings or pasties or ravioli," SatoshJ said.

Among the other tasty picks are the rich spinach and cheese piroshki in flaky pastry, and the hefty rib-eye steak sandwich with horseradish remoulade.

James Gartner for Federal Express: "Golden Package" and "Applause" and AT&T: "Baseball & Piroshki.

E Map A great place for do-it-yourselfers, with samosas, roast chicken, pickled Korean salads, honey, buckets of blackcurrants and piroshki (Russian-style pies) - plus fruit and vegetables.

More than a year ago Simon Kublanov and Sasha Schmidt, who arrived from St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1989, opened Rush'n Express on East 86th Street selling piroshki, blini and pot pies to go.