
Melt a stick or two of butter in a pan. If desired, add sliced onions and sauté until tender, creating a delicious butter and onions topping. Take boiled pierogi and coat each with the buttery mixture. If you're stacking them, use parchment paper; when the butter hardens, the pierogi can stick together and may rip when you go to reheat them, especially after being in the refrigerator. For an added twist, consider trying different pierogi recipes that feature a cracker crumb topping for extra crunch.

You need a rolling pin, box of saltine crackers, and a deep dish pan. Here we show how to make cracker crumb topping.

Crush the crackers using the rolling pin and your hands.

Be careful not to crush the crackers too fine.

Place crushed crackets in a deep pan.

Add stick of butter - this depends on how many batches you are making.

Mix the cracker crumbs and melted butter until lightly brown.

Topping is ready! Bring on the dumplings.
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