For the pelmeni dough:
- 3 cups All-purpose flour
- ⅔ cup Waterlukewarm
- 3 Eggs
- 1 tsp Salt
For the pelmeni filling:
- 2 lbs Ground meatchicken, turkey and mixing in ground beef
- 1 large Oniongrated
- ½ tbsp Saltor to taste
- 1 tsp Black pepperor to taste
To serve:
- Sour cream
- Butter
Easy Russian Pelmeni
This Easy Russian Pelmeni recipe is one of the recipes that has been handed down in my family for generations and I am delighted to share this with you today. I love to make batches of these simple Russian pelmeni when I’ve had a busy day and I’m looking for some comfort food.
To make these easy Russian pelmeni, start by making the pelmeni dough. To make the filling, mix ground meat with grated onion and season with salt and pepper. Pop some filling onto circles of dough and shape the pelmeni. You can use a dumpling mold if you have one, but seriously, it is not difficult to assemble these quickly. You’ll get into a rhythm once you’ve done a few.
To make Easy Russian Pelmeni, you will need the following ingredients:
Steps to make Easy Russian Pelmeni
1 | Make dough | 5 |
2 | Let the dough rest | 20 |
3 | Make filling | 2 |
4 | Roll out dough | 5 |
5 | Add filling | 3 |
6 | Shape the pelmeni | 20 |
7 | Dust with flour | 1 |
8 | Cook the pelmeni | 10 |
9 | Serve | |
Recipe Reviews
How did I only find out about these now? Tell me. Can't believe that had to get into my mid 30s to find something like this with such a great texture and amazing flavor.
Really cute small dumplings, I love them!!
You can keep some of the water and make it like a soup, I don't know about you guys try it out, personally I really liked it.
Another interesting recipe added into my collection, I want to have at least 10 tasty recipes for each country and now it is time to research Russia!
Indeed these where really easy to make, First time making something that looks like dumplings and I have to say that they are perfect.
Yep 10/10, glad that I actually tried cooking them before judging, great flavor and a nice combination of meat and dough.
Perfect, seriously you don't need too many of them to actually be full yet you still want more of them, what sorcery is this?? hahah loved the way they taste and turned out.
I have a friend that is Russian and his mom made these with a strange yogurt thing on the side kinda like sour cream, they called it smetana, now I made the pelmeni but they are nothing like the ones I had at my friend's place sadly, it was good but i personally think i'll stick with the pierogi russian dumplings instead they are salty and well textured compared to these but thats just my own personal opinion.
Tried them with the butter honestly I don't think that I can get enough they are really good thanks for sharing this gem of a recipe.
When I was little I remember traveling to Russia with my dad to a friend of his that was getting married, they are fun people actually, anyway I remember how they basically had an endless supply of these (lol) Now I happen to stumble upon these here, maybe it's a sign and I will take it!!
Well done! Thank for sharing!
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