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Thursday, December 10, 2009
Polish Grandmothers and the Pure Joy of Pierogi
Pierogi are a classic Eastern European potato and cheese stuffed dumpling traditionally made for festivals and celebrations.
There are thousands of versions using different fillings, dough, and garnishes, but this one made for an About.com assignment is fairly typical.
Above and beyond the ingredients, there are also many different ways to engineer the dish. You can make a few big ones, or lots of tiny ones (guess which is easier). You can use lots of stuffing, or just a little. You can boil and toss in melted butter, or you can fry to get a crispy crust as I did here.
My grandmother Sophie, on my father's side of the family, was from Poland, and every time we would drive to New York for a visit, the highlight of the trip was a big plate of her pierogi.
The fact that the trip was seven hours, in the back of a station wagon, in the middle of summer, with no air conditioning, with my father chain-smoking the entire trip, did nothing to diminish my joyous anticipation.
I hope you give these pierogi a try. These would make a great snowy, or rainy day project, and they can be made ahead and frozen for future use. Enjoy!
Note: This video was shot for About.com, so when you click on the video below, you'll be taken to the recipe page there.
1 pound russet potato
1/2 diced onion
2 tbsp butter
1/2 cup ricotta cheese
1/2 cup grated sharp cheddar cheese
1 egg
1/3 cup milk
pinch of salt
1 cup flour, plus more as needed
Butter to fry in, sour cream and chive to garnish
40 comments:
- soph30 said...
Oh I love pierogies, I've always just eaten the frozen ones, and I'm excited to try my hand at some homemade ones with this recipe.
- December 10, 2009 at 5:05 PM
- Luatica said...
What would you use instead of sour cream. They have it in Belgium but I haven't seen it in France. I was thinking Normandy's creme fraiche but it seems quite stiff and rich compared to sour cream.
- December 10, 2009 at 5:38 PM
- Chef John said...
Yes, use CF. It will become runny when you stir it. But thick is OK. Or use plain yogurt
- December 10, 2009 at 5:44 PM
Those look delicious. Too bad they couldn't be converted into Vegan pierogies. **sigh**
- December 10, 2009 at 5:53 PM
- Richard said...
Mmm! Pierogis! Wonderful: you've just reminded me of one of my favourite foods (and I haven't eaten any for a year or more! Criminal!).
- December 10, 2009 at 8:19 PM
- Grams Pam said...
Loved the travel story about the trip to Grandmother Sophie's. You must really enjoy Pierogi, Chef John!
My 5 year old Grandson and I "cheated" and made them with won-ton wrappers from the store.
ps: He ate ELEVEN of the pierogi we made! - December 11, 2009 at 2:31 AM
I've never grated ricotta before - seems like it would be a bit, ummm, messy.
- December 11, 2009 at 3:03 AM
- danijel said...
Oh, I didn't know Mitzewich was Polish! Is it by any chance an American form of "Mickiewicz"? (one of the greatest Polish poets for people that don't know)
- December 11, 2009 at 5:41 AM
- Unknown said...
hi john! my friends mom (wroclaw,poland)wil kill you!....you do not fry the pierogi! you onley cook it and serve it with cream...just cream.
and you can fill then also with musrooms and cabbage.
and for me? fry them..i don`t mind.
;-) - December 11, 2009 at 9:18 AM
- Chef John said...
What? Tell your mother she's nuts. ;-)
- December 11, 2009 at 1:34 PM
- Basia said...
I absolutely BEG you to try these with fruit filling! I make them with canned plums (because I like prunes ok, but srsly folks...). Reconstituted dried fruits are a less common but still authentic filling - and a delicious change of pace.
Also, since I never seem to roll dough thinly AND evenly, I resorted to my fondant rolling pin http://is.gd/5jZlq for help. Works like a charm! - December 11, 2009 at 2:34 PM
- Unknown said...
oooh yum! I have the joy of spending hours making pierogi this Christmas. my filling is potato and cottage cheese. what my family does is boil them and eat them with either sour cream or mushroom sauce. and we fry left over ones the next day. would love it if you had more Polish recipes on your site :-) I knew there had to be some Polish in you Chef John.
- December 12, 2009 at 5:43 AM
Sorry Chef John, I'm not sure where to post this but I need your expert opinion. What brand, or model even, would you recommend for a good quality Belgium waffle maker?
- December 12, 2009 at 10:29 AM
- Chef John said...
Sorry i dont have a Belgium waffle maker, but u can check the ratings on Amazon.
- December 12, 2009 at 10:55 AM
uh... funny thread )
- December 12, 2009 at 12:04 PM
Chef John, you read my foodwish mind! -Jesse from Detroit
- December 12, 2009 at 1:56 PM
- Jim said...
You can grate ricotta salata, which is a salty hard cheese. Is that what you meant, Chef John??
- December 12, 2009 at 2:57 PM
- Chef John said...
No, just ricotta. Typo.
- December 12, 2009 at 4:23 PM
- JFK said...
If you want to freeze some for future use, at what point do you freeze them, before or after boiling?
- December 13, 2009 at 6:58 AM
Can you use regular potatoes instead of Russet? (I have lots of regular ones)
- December 13, 2009 at 12:58 PM
- stira said...
tasty -tasty. it's probably one of the most popular ukrainian dishes.
however, in Ukraine we only fry pierogi if there are leftovers for the next day. normally we just boil them and serve. but fried ones are evreyone's favorite anyway :) - December 13, 2009 at 2:00 PM
- Chef John said...
any potato will work
- December 13, 2009 at 3:20 PM
- Chef John said...
i like to freeze after boiling.
- December 16, 2009 at 2:16 AM
My son and his fiancee used your recipe Christmas Eve...he felt his came out "tough"...too much flour? Any suggestions?
- December 25, 2009 at 3:01 PM
- Chef John said...
the texture is pretty tough, but you can roll thinner and use less flour
- December 25, 2009 at 3:28 PM
- Unknown said...
my name is Tomek and I'm from Poland.
Pierogi (it's plural) come form Poland and we call it Russian Pierogi for Pierogi with patato and cheese:)
The recipe and video is great but one thing - cheese inside of Pierogi is a kind of cottage cheese which is very popular in Eastern Europe, we just call it "white cheese".
Anyway there are lot of different Pierogi: salty (e.g. chees & patato, meat, mushrooms, meat, sauerkraut, sauerkraut & mushrooms) and sweet (r.g. strawberries, blueberry)
Bon appetite ;) - December 25, 2009 at 3:43 PM
- Unknown said...
Oh YUM! I LOVE perogies! Since moving to Phoenix, AZ hardly anyone i came across knew what these beauties even were! YOu can only buy small frozen boxes of them in the store near me, but this looks incredible. Sounds like i'm going to have to try this one out!
- January 20, 2010 at 2:47 PM
- Tim Morris said...
Thanks for posting these! I am half-Ukrainian, my mom is 100%. We call these Pedaheh and my mom possesses the recipe that came straight from the Ukraine. She also makes something called padeek (I couldn't find the spelling) in which she stuffs the potato mixture inside bread dough and then we slather butter on it. Also, I loved the pedaheh deep fried! I can't wait to compete with this against her version when I go back home to visit! Thanks!
- February 6, 2010 at 1:40 AM
- Anita said...
I've just been searching for some polish recipes - thanks for posting this one - it looks great!
- February 11, 2010 at 9:51 PM
I actually made these just yesterday and they were AWESOME!
Thanks for the easy recipe! - October 2, 2010 at 3:31 PM
Hello from Poland,
I can't just go over with this one - Those are RUSSIAN pierogi! (Ruskie pierogi!). It has nothing to polish versions AT ALL! Polish are with pork or sauerkraut/mushrooms, or berries for example. Ruskie are probably descendant of kopytka? ;P Who knows...
By the way for all of those that do not understand polish - pierogi are in PLURAL so not "pierogis" or "pierogies", but simply pierogi. There is no singular version of this word ;-P
Nevertheless, I like the site. I dug it qite often to learn how to make a good bread. None of the recipes exactly made me happy, but I learned much and eventually done it by myself, similar. Same about pizza and some other, big thanks for good cooking school. It's already much of teaching, but would be nice to hear more stories around all you are doing.
Have a nice blog, or something ;) - January 29, 2011 at 7:55 PM
- Илья Вялков said...
We call it Varenyki in Russia. If you ask for a pierogi at a restaurant, you will get a pie :-)
Best regards from Siberia - March 30, 2011 at 10:41 AM
ed was right.. you only cook and serve with sour cream or natural yogurt and fried onion but next day when some left is better to fry them and they also good. there is 2nd most popular recipe of pierogi mushrooms and cabbage or only mushrooms.
http://www.mojegotowanie.pl/pierogi/pierogi_z_grzybami //u cas use translator
BTW. to make original pierogi u use a cottage cheese
greetings from Poland :D - March 28, 2012 at 9:08 AM
ed was right.. you only cook and serve with sour cream or natural yogurt and fried onion but next day when some left is better to fry them and they also good. there is 2nd most popular recipe of pierogi mushrooms and cabbage or only mushrooms.
http://www.mojegotowanie.pl/pierogi/pierogi_z_grzybami //u cas use translator
BTW. to make original pierogi u use a cottage cheese
Great blog Chef John.
Greetings from Poland :D - March 28, 2012 at 9:10 AM
I made these tonight and they were pretty good. I think I need to practice a bit more though. The dough seemed a bit tough to me. I cheated and used one of those hinged pierogi presses. The potato filling was good enough to serve as a side. Mine was a bit thin, so I added potato starch to thicken it a bit. Also, I filled some of the pierogi with leftover sauerkraut that had been braised with onion, apple, caraway, brown sugar and chicken stock. That type of pierogi filling is very common here in Buffalo.
- April 14, 2012 at 7:21 PM
- Unknown said...
My father was Polish and he made great pierogi. I never got to watch him make them because he would put them together before I got home from doing my paper route after school. Anyway, Chef John inspired me to try making them and I'm glad I did. I knew how to make various fillings, but the dough was a mystery and recently I got a super simple recipe for pierogi dough. Add 1/2 real sour cream to 3/4 cup of flour. Keeping mixing until you get a smooth and soft dough...you're going to think it doesn't work but keep at it for about 2 minutes. Makes a wonderful dough and with a 4 inch cutter you should get about 10 pierogi. I use a water glass to cut the rolled out dough and got a dozen. BTW - roll the dough very thin so you really enjoy the filling of choice.
- December 15, 2013 at 9:37 AM
- Unknown said...
My last post should have specified "1/2 cup of sour cream" - sorry.
- December 15, 2013 at 4:21 PM
- Unknown said...
Hi! i've been using your blog since quite a few years (i love it!) and only now i realised that you have polish roots and (kinda) polish surname!
but back to pierogi (very old post i know..), there are so many different recipes for it, even for pastry - what works best for me, and gives the softest pierogi is only flour and hot water (gradually added to get right consistency), and you can add tiny bit of some oil to it and pinch of salt. because it is egg which make it harder after boiling. I like mine super thin and full of stuffing (different sorts of). and i don't use egg on pastry before folding them - just need to press edges firmly.
Give it a try if you have not tried it before. It is much simpler as well!
and i need to say it - my aunt makes the best pierogi ruskie in the world. - October 24, 2014 at 5:38 PM
- Chef John said...
Thank you! I will try that.
- October 24, 2014 at 7:39 PM
- Uncle Genie said...
FYI, the YouTube video link for "Polish Grandmothers and the Pure Joy of Pierogi" is broken. A Not Found screen came up.
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In the past there has been some fear on the part of people who, not only people who are anti-abortion, but people who may be in the middle, that that means that if a woman just doesn't feel good then that is an exception. That's never been the case.
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Incredible. That would be incredible even without the prior inconsistent statement.
Really. Does he think we are idiots?
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Obama is trying to restrict abortions after 22 weeks to those women who have a serious disease or illness. But the law today also covers some women who are in "mental distress," those women who would suffer emotional and psychological harm without an abortion.Obama is subject to a huge amount of pressure from both sides on the issue of abortion — and on the meta-issue of whether he's a flip-flopper. And then there's the question of Supreme Court nominations, an issue that comes into focus for a lot of people when the subject is abortion. Is Obama prepared to be hounded about all these things for the next 4 months?
This standard has long been understood to require less than "serious clinical mental health disease." Women today don't have to show they are suffering from a "serious clinical mental health disease" or "mental illness" before getting an abortion post-viability, as Obama now says is appropriate....
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We had a web site that we had been using for several years... and it worked, to a point. It became overloaded with information; visuals were difficult to arrange and upload... it needed a makeover. We decided we needed a professional to build a new web site for us. While browsing online, we found a couple web sites that were visually appealing and easy to navigate. At the bottom we saw "website by Truevine". We visited their web site and found many other examples, some of which we liked even more than the original we found.
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I have been working with Truevine for many years. They have built multiple websites and provided support for different companies that I manage and own. Truevine's quality and support has been fantastic. Dave and his team do a great job understanding the needs of my businesses and fine tuning the final product to whatever we need (we've had a number of picky/challenging requests over the years and they always have come through). Also, instead of just insisting on building me new websites they have been able to modify my websites and concepts as the businesses grow and our needs change. I have recommended Truevine to a number of my friends and business relations who have also done business with them and been very happy with the results. I will continue to do business with them and recommend them to anyone in need of their services.
Dave at Truevine is always very responsive and friendly. He's been a great help in managing our online systems.Fox Run Vineyards
It was delightful working with Truevine. Dave and his team are very professional. We are very pleased with our new website, Ribbeck Construction Co definitely recommends Truevine as one of the best web designers.
Dave and Truevine built the website for my company and it turned out wonderfully. They were great at combining my vision and their expertise to create a well built, professional looking website that has helped my business to grow. They had great ideas and were very responsive to any changes or ideas that I had throughout the process. Surprisingly fast turnaround as well! I recommend Truevine to all of my friends and they are definitely my go-to for any future projects.
I met with Dave and right off we had internet problems at our meeting place (that I picked), but Dave came prepared, and after a few minor adjustments we were off and running with the important part of the meeting. I came to him with many challenging items and no existing website. Dave asked several questions never skipping a beat. He walked me through every step of the process, answering many questions explaining things he could have just responded were above my pay grade, but he didn't, explaining everything clearly and understandably. Knowing I had a deadline and I needed my website launched by a specific date, he worked very fast, hard, and never cut a corner. A few days before his deadline, he presented me with the final product, and I have to say I could not be happier with his work, it was all he promised, and exceeded all my expectations. Since the website launch I have e-mailed him several times and with each e-mail he has responded quickly and completed the request usually within hours. So would I recommend him? Not only would I and have I recommend him to everyone I meet, but I will use no one else for my web design needs.
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We enjoyed every aspect of working with Truevine Web Design. They understood our concept and aesthetics and delivered exactly what we asked for and more. Dave is incredibly responsive, professional and easy to communicate with, we hare happy to continue working with him and his team! A++ !
Truevine created a website for us a few years ago and it's been great! All my customers say its very easy to use and it looks beautiful. Plus, whenever I need something changed, they take care of us in a very timely manner.
Dave and his team at Truevine did an amazing job bringing the story of Camp Twin Lakes to life online. Our new website allows all of our stakeholders, including donors, parents, and volunteers, to easily find the information they need.
Dave was truly amazing to work with - he created everything I wanted and more. We were under a strict time constraint and he delivered. My website is AMAZING and I would give him 10 stars. He listens, he adapted to my style, he was never pushy and he even helped me out dramatically by tailoring Truevine to meet my needs. Best service I've had in a while - AMAZING!
When our agency began to look for a new web designer, a member of our board had utilized Truevine Web Design through her employer and recommended we solicit a quote. From the minute our board made the decision to accept their proposal, Dave and the staff at Truevine have been dedicated to being responsive to our needs, answering our many questions, providing us with helpful suggestions, and making corrections to the site as needed. They assisted us with a seamless transition from our former provider and have been with us every step of the way. I cannot say enough about their positive attitude and willingness to assist. I would highly recommend their services to anyone who is in the market for a fresh clean look for their website and fabulous service after the site is designed and fully functioning.
We were directed to Truevine by one of their customers for our company's website redesign. We were in need of a more current design style that was mobile friendly, and built on an open-source, user-friendly platform. Dave and his team were able to deliver a great website and excellent customer service. Plus, Truevine was more affordable than any other design firm we spoke with!
We've worked with Dave at Truevine for a number of years, and he has always been great to work with. Not only can he interpret what laymen want and turn it into a beautiful design, but after the website is built and everything is running smoothly he responds to your questions and concerns very quickly. I highly recommend Truevine to anyone looking for a website with slick functionality and great artistic design and layout.
Truevine created a unique and custom website that truly reflects the character and image of our company. The attention to detail and versatility of the platform was key, allowing us to tailor the website to meet our goals at a practical price point. Subsequently, Truevine has developed two additional websites for us, both of which saw consistent delivery and outstanding customer service.New South Construction
Truevine Web Design designed and created our company website - it has really helped bring us more business and more customers. Truevine responds to my requests very quickly and are always willing to go the extra mile to make the website better.
My firm had a wonderful experience working with the team! They delivered absolutely everything as described, and ahead of schedule! Their design team was even able to interpret a vision in my head onto a tab of our site with perfection! Highly recommend!
When I needed a web site, I turned immediately to Truevine. They quickly designed a site based on my business needs and incorporated all the images needed for a good presentation. They even designed my logo and business cards. Thanks again!
We have worked with Dave and Truevine Web Design since its inception. The more we work with them, the more amazed we are at how well they understand and incorporate our vision and our needs into our website. Recently, we scrapped our older website and had Truevine start from scratch, completely rebuilding a new site using all the latest web software.
Dave met with us multiple times to make sure he understood our vision for the site. He took a lot of notes, and came through with exactly what we were looking for. We complicated it for him by asking him to add LOTS of pictures and even a couple videos - he made it look easy as he integrated them all in, quickly, and with even better results than we hoped for.
The website is important to us, many times it is our customer's first impression of our company - and we want it to be great. Not only do I recommend Truevine, I look forward to integrating new products into our new site next year as our industry adds new products and technologies!Peter Parts Electronics
Great customer service | Wonderful designs | User Friendly support.Soil of Life
When deciding to develop our new web site I turned to Truevine Web Design. They took the time to listen to our needs and those of our clients and came back with a design that we are extremely happy with. We are absolutely delighted with the site and so are our clients. From the initial consultation to the launch of the site, the whole process went extremely well. They have been responsive to all of our questions. The administrative portion of the website is self-explanatory and very user friendly. Moving forward, we will continue to work with Truevine to grow and develop the site further. Their support, recommendations, and professionalism have been more than we could have expected.
Truevine is an efficient and professional developer of software. They listen well and follow up with questions when things could go off course.
Dave and Michael are incredible to work with. They are fast and efficient. I worked with them on a high-end website for a large company and they were very professional and gave everything we asked for and more. I liked them so much I hired them privately to help me with a coding issue for my personal website. They were the only ones able to affordably fix my issue. Great company and team!
I've worked now for a year with Truevine Web Design on website services for Cancer Support Community Rochester at Gilda's Club and have found them to be very responsive and pleasant to work with. They quickly resolve any issues (which have been minor) to keep our site functional. They've been great to work with.
The team at Truevine did an exceptional job reworking a very outdated website. They worked quickly and were creative and original with the new design. We are extremely pleased with the outcome and will use them again for sure!
Our company's experience with TrueVine was fantastic! They did a great job redesigning our website, making it both more efficient and visually appealing. Dave was responsive throughout the entire process, addressing all our questions promptly and even providing ongoing support long after the launch. We highly recommend TrueVine for anyone in need of website redesign services.
I highly recommend Truevine Web Design. They were very clear about what they could do for me up front and followed through in a timely manner. The website that they created for me was exactly what I wanted and affordably priced. Thanks Dave and team for doing such a great job!
We have been working with Dave at Truevine for years. He helped design and develop our first website a few years ago and has been here to help when we were ready for a refresh. He is patient, responsive and easy to work with. We would highly recommend Truevine for your website, hosting, and development needs.
We are completely happy with our experience and to be a Truevine client. We have recommend them to many other businesses in our area. I have little expertise in how websites work behind the scenes but knew what I wanted Horton Vineyards website to be. Truevine guided me, coached me and has been available for updates and changes. Thank you for improving our social media presence and helping us have a consistent brand.
Truevine was a dream, and I can't stress that enough. I know just enough to wreak havoc, and that is what I had done with the website for our small family-owned business. I reached out to a handful of companies for help without much luck; then, the stars aligned, and I found Truevine. They not only got back to me but connected me with one of their their web gurus, who went above and beyond to help me solve the issue on my site. After months of spinning my wheels, I am back up and running. Thank you, Larry and Truevine Web Design!Chicone Cabinetmakers
Truevine Web Design put together my website for me. I gave them a few ideas/suggestions of what I wanted and needed and they took it from there. After a few tweaks and when I was completely satisfied with it they had my website up and running within a week. Dave worked with me one on one to show me tips and how to make updates on my own as needed. I've been able to contact Dave even a few years later and he's been quick to answer any questions I have or help with technical problems that I encounter. Check them out - you'll be glad you did.
It has been a wonderful experience working with Truevine Web Design. They took the ideas, photos and information we provided them and created this great website. It looks professional and represents well who we are as a company. They were very responsive to questions and any small issues we had. We are truly thankful.
The Truevine team did a great job for us. I give them high marks for their design creativity, but also for taking the time to understand our business and what we wanted to convey on the website. They were very responsive whenever we called or emailed, and the turnaround time on changes was very short. In summary, Truevine exceeded my expectations, and we had a terrific experience.
This company is very professional. Very helpful and responding quickly to all my changes and questions. David was easy to work with and explain how things work on the back side of the website. I would highly recommend them!
Dave and team did a fantastic job at standing up our website for our distillery and renovation of the Jell-o Factory. They nailed the look and feel we were after and assembled a top-notch site that should be flexible and maintainable as we grow. Hats off to Truevine!
Dave and his team at Truevine have done three websites for my company and they have all turned out great! Truevine made our project a priority and delivered what we asked for in time and for an economical cost.
Truevine did a total web redesign for the New York State Association for Food Protection and they did an amazing job. They continue to support us and we appreciate all they have done to help make our organization thrive.
They were very professional and easy to work with. They listened to my unique requests and implemented them very well. I highly recommend them. Top notch business.Rochester Appliance
Very Happy with Truevine. They helped us design an awesome Website, were very professional every step of the way. Highly recommend checking these guys out!
Creating a website together was easy, quick and fun! We had daily exchanges, and the website was up and running in about a month. The beautiful images they came up with really captured the feeling of my website. Saving me money, and time... and my sanity. Loved working with truevine and will keep in touch as the business grows for sure. Check it out for yourself! - Set and Rise Vacations -
Dave was awesome to work with when our company decided to update our outdated website. His quick response time is second to none! We are very happy with the finished product!
Truevine captured my creative thoughts perfectly and created a great website for my vineyard and winery business. Their experience working with other grape growers and wineries was a big plus in bringing it all together.Charlevoix Moon Artisan Wine
Truevine Web Design has been a vendor I've worked with for the past few years, and I've enjoyed each and every experience!
They are knowledgeable, responsive and a great company to partner with for your web design needs. They've built a few different websites for our company, and those sites have helped us gain more customers and keep the ones we have extremely satisfied.
I'd also recommend a maintenance contract if you can with Truevine. It's great to know you have experts waiting to help support you. Highly recommend Truevine!
We provided Dave and his team at Truevine with a large amount of information, a bunch of pictures and a basic idea of what we wanted in a website. They brought it all together and created a professional website that represents what Lake City is all about at a very reasonable cost.
I am a small business. Not a lot of money for advertising. 100% of my business comes from the website. At first I did my own web site... a lot of work and not effective. Then I hired a kid to help me (low budget but smart). Somewhat effective. Then I hired a "professional". I spent a LOT of money and worse - 9 months of my time trying to work with them to get it right. The website was never published and I fired them.
Then I asked my suppliers who they used and I discovered Truevine. I liked what I saw with their other websites, but was burnt with "professionals". Dave charged me a fair price and LISTENED to my needs. He is creative and learned quickly about my industry - and most importantly, my website was published inside of 30 days. I think it was like 20 days. Since that day, we have had several minor changes and additions done - normally within 24 hours. Truevine offers a great service at a great price, and are very responsive to your needs. I can't believe I struggled for years on my own and with ineffective help. I highly recommend Truevine.
Truevine provides great services and a great vendor to work with; very professional with quick response and update. It is a great experience.
Great experience and couldn't be happier with the final product. I highly recommend anyone looking for a web designer to work with Truevine!
We were referred to Truevine by our PR company, and it has turned out to be a great partnership! We initially worked with Dave and Michael on an as needed basis, but they have been so dependable, that we now use them as our day-to-day website maintenance company. They have always been very professional and eager to complete any task I have given to them. They are quick to respond and very helpful with any questions we have regarding our website. I would recommend Truevine to anyone who is looking for a reliable and dependable web design or web maintenance company.Southeast Mortgage
We connected with Dave at Truevine a few years ago. Initially, he completely revamped our entire website, making it both modern & eye-catching. We noticed an immediate uptick in both traffic & in our online sales after deploying the new website Truevine designed for us. After setting up the website & working through a few design iterations with us, Truevine has continued to be extremely helpful with any & all maintenance requests. They are the first resource we turn to whenever we have a question regarding our website or web server. Truevine continues to be a valuable asset to a small company like ours & we can't recommend them highly enough!
I am the owner of an adventure travel company located in the Rochester area. Working with Truevine has been an excellent and professional experience. In a market where the choices are many, Dave and his team have provided personal service in a timely fashion. They made suggestions that have made a positive impact on our business.
It was a pleasure working with Dave and his team. Our new website is beautiful, professional, with great interactive components. We highly recommend their services! Affordable professionals.
When we felt called to offer two Christian magazines online (one for men and one for women), we were looking for a local website designer. Truevine was local, faith-based, and very responsive. Their work was top-notch, promptly delivered, and fairly priced. The few times I had followup needs Dave always gave same-day responses. Truevine does great work!The Heisey Publishing Group
Having Truevine develop and manage the Finger Lakes International Wine Competition website was a great decision. Dave Henderson provided good insights to what websites in today's online world should have. The timeline from concept to delivery exceeded my expectations, and Truevine created a professionally made website that conveys the many facets of the wine competition. The guidance from Truevine is something a company could never get from an out-of-the-box, online site, including changes that we want made to the site are usually done within a few hours. For a great website at a reasonable rate and strong customer service, I highly recommend Truevine.
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One way to measure greenhouse gases is simply to capture them at the source: You put an instrument on a smokestack, for example. Cities, however, are full of cars, buses, factories and homes that all use fuel or electricity. No one really knows how much carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, comes from each.
Ecologist Kevin Gurney says he can find out.
"If a molecule of CO2 is coming from the surface due to the combustion of fossil fuel, I want to know about it," he says.
Many mayors want to know, too. Hundreds have pledged to reduce their cities' greenhouse gas emissions, but measurements from satellites and monitoring stations mostly lump together emissions sources for a whole city or county.
At Arizona State University, Gurney has come up with a software package that analyzes what he calls a city's metabolism.
"We look at the landscape as if you were in an airplane, and look down at everything, everything that's burning fossil fuels, that's what I want to see," he says. "I want to see through the walls, through the engine."
Gurney collects piles of information about a city's energy diet — from utilities, transportation departments and air-pollution monitors. When he analyzed Indianapolis, Gurney and colleagues from Purdue University and other institutions could pinpoint emissions down to the level of a building or a street.
"We can actually see, through CO2, people waking up, leaving their homes, getting in their cars, going to work," he says. "They move from sector to sector."
The emissions level moves with them.
We can actually see, through CO2, people waking up, leaving their homes, getting in their cars, going to work. They move from sector to sector.
Gurney calls his toolkit Hestia after the Greek goddess of the hearth and home. In Indianapolis, Hestia showed which neighborhoods had older, draftier homes that use more heating, and which roads get clogged at rush hour and thus produce more CO2.
The idea is that mayors can find out where to surgically nip and tuck to reduce their carbon footprint.
Scott Bernstein, head of the Center for Neighborhood Technology, advises city managers on how to do that. He says existing tools to measure CO2 are often user-unfriendly.
"People look at these big giant spreadsheets in emissions accounting, and their eyes glaze over badly, but if they can see a color-coded map, if they can see a flyover view, people get engaged," he says.
Bernstein says it may be easier to reduce CO2 emissions up from city streets and buildings than to change the entire country's network of power plants, coal mines and refineries.
Colin Tetreault, the official who's figuring out how to cut carbon emissions in Phoenix, says Hestia has already given him ideas on where to spend city money to lower emissions. It also makes it easier for Phoenix residents to make their own decisions, he says.
"This provides the opportunity for any normal citizen to pull up and see what their CO2 footprint could be over the city," he says. "So that could inform them, 'Do I want to spend money on energy efficiency here in my house, reduce my electricity bill, do I want to change my transportation pattern, to something like our light rail or ride a bike?' "
The Hestia program is described in the journal Environmental Science and Technology. Gurney says he's doing an emissions diagnosis of Los Angeles next.
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Faux Wood for Real Homes
The handsome look of wood is enduringly popular as a building material or a décor accent. Features such as rustic ceiling beams are very much on-trend. However, natural hardwood, charming as it may be, is not always the most practical or affordable option.
Take a good long look at today's faux woods – they just might turn out to be the best choice for your flooring, deck, or decorative beam or panel project. Interesting faux wood fact: What most people think of as "fake" often contains a high percentage of real wood, usually in the form of recycled pre-consumer waste. It can be a surprisingly eco-friendly alternative.
The most common type of faux wood used as flooring is laminate. This consists of several layers, including a moisture barrier on the underside, a layer of recycled wood fiber, a veneer (or a photograph in less expensive varieties) of real hardwood, and a melamine finish on top.
Laminate has quite a few advantages. It costs substantially less than hardwood, making it easier on your budget even if you live in the famously expensive DC region. As well, Washington laminate flooring installation is simpler and often may be done without removing the old floor. Durable, with good scratch-, sun- and moisture-resistance, laminate is easy to maintain, requiring no polishing, and will stand up to wheelchair use much better than hardwood. Look for a guarantee of 15 to 25 years.
There are a number of areas where laminate does not stack up to real hardwood, though. The first is in terms of looks – laminate, especially the cheaper versions, lacks the beauty and depth of authentic wood. It can be complicated to mend, since it can't be sanded. Manufacturers do sell touchup and repair kits, though. If the laminate is made up of individual planks, replacing a damaged piece is simplified.
On the green front, laminate relies on rapidly renewable resources, and makes use of a higher percentage of each tree than traditional hardwood harvesting. The installation process does not require adhesive. On the other hand, laminate flooring may give off dangerous volatile organic compounds (VOCs), even formaldehyde. Ventilate well during, and for some time after, installing, and then seal the floor. Look for material produced in compliance with the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
Decks and Railings
Faux wood for outdoor living spaces, such as decks, porches, and railings, is cheaper and easier to install than regular hardwood. Harder-wearing and longer-lasting, it stands up to extremes of heat and cold as well as rain and other forms of precipitation. And, of course, it is not as tasty to termites as natural wood.
In appearance, a faux wood porch can't compete with a glorious redwood deck, but this material is gradually being produced in better-looking forms.
Environmentally friendly faux wood decking is a composite, which is generally made from those soda bottles, milk jugs and plastic bags that conscientious consumers faithfully send to the recycling bin. Newer versions include some wood fiber, too.
Ornamental Beams, Panels and More
Ceiling beams are back in fashion in a big way. These ornamental touches, together with fireplace mantels, exterior siding, and wall or ceiling planking, allow you to give your home the look of a log cabin (complete with realistic-appearing ax marks, if you wish!) or Shakespeare's half-timbered Tudor home. When manufactured from faux wood, they can be made to imitate various upscale species of lumber.
Faux wood beams and panels are cheap, lightweight and easy to lift and to install. They may be cut with a simple handsaw; they can also be painted or stained. The beams are built three-sided, with an open channel that is ideal for concealing HVAC ducts and vents. Repair is simple – cracks can be splinted and glued, while gaps and holes may be mended with wood filler or caulk.
The downside of this type of imitation wood is that it is generally made from vinyl or polyurethane. These were known in the past for their tendency to offgas, endangering indoor air quality and causing health problems such as respiratory difficulties. However, manufacturers have begun creating some types of vinyl that are much lower in VOCs and therefore more eco-friendly.
Laura Firszt writes for networx.com.
Updated September 16, 2018.
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Randy Wolf (2-1, 3.02) vs. Randy Wells (0-1, 1.50).
COMMENTS: Let's go for more of those good memories, shall we? The Dodgers open up four games at the Friendly Confines but will miss Cubs ace Carlos Zambrano, who went apeshit yesterday after a call at the plate went the Pirates' way. Instead, Round 1 of Dodgers / Cubs features Wells, whose debut this year already includes three strong starts and a miniscule ERA, versus our king of no decisions Wolf (whose seven no-decisions is tied for the major-league lead).
Will Wells go-Far? I still wouldn't bank on it against a Dodgers offense that had 31 runs over three games at Coors Field; despite the fact that LA didn't deposit any HRs in the three games, they still were able to cash in a lot of runs playing small ball. Let's hope for more returns today.


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WASHINGTON — A child born in 2013 will cost a middle-income American family an average of $245,340 until he or she becomes an adult, with families living in the Northeast taking on a greater burden, according to a report out Monday.
Those costs — food, housing, childcare and education — rose 1.8 percent over the previous year, the Agriculture Department's new "Expenditures on Children and Families" report said. As in the past, families in the urban Northeast will spend more than families in the urban South and rural parts of the U.S., or roughly $282,480.
When adjusting for projected inflation, the report found that a child born last year could cost a middle-income family an average of about $304,480.
The USDA's annual report, based on the government's Consumer Expenditure Survey, found families were consistent in how they spent their money across all categories from 2012 to 2013. The costs associated with pregnancy or expenses accumulated after a child becomes an adult, such as college tuition, were not included.
In 1960, the first year the report was issued, a middle-income family could spend about $25,230, equivalent to $198,560 in 2013 dollars, to raise a child until the age of 18. Housing costs remain the greatest child-rearing expense, as they did in the 1960s, although current-day costs like childcare were negligible back then.
For middle-income families, the USDA found, housing expenses made up roughly 30 percent of the total cost of raising a child. Child care and education were the second-largest expenses, at 18 percent, followed by food at 16 percent.
Expenses per child decrease as a family has more children, the report found, as families with three or more children spend 22 percent less per child than families with two children. That's because more children share bedrooms, clothing and toys, and food can be purchased in larger, bulk quantities.


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Wall Street Journal NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — It's an audiotape the New York Police Department hoped you would never hear.
A building superintendent at an apartment complex just off the Rutgers University campus called the New Brunswick Police 911 line in June 2009. He said his staff had been conducting a routine inspection and came across something suspicious.
"What's suspicious?" the dispatcher asked.
"Suspicious in the sense that the apartment has about — has no furniture except two beds, has no clothing, has New York City Police Department radios."
"Really?" the dispatcher asked, her voice rising with surprise.
The caller, Salil Sheth, had stumbled upon one of the NYPD's biggest secrets: a safe house, a place where undercover officers working well outside the department's jurisdiction could lie low and coordinate surveillance. Since the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, the NYPD, with training and guidance from the CIA, has monitored the activities of Muslims in New York and far beyond. Detectives infiltrated mosques, eavesdropped in cafes and kept tabs on Muslim student groups, including at Rutgers.
The NYPD kept files on innocent sermons, recorded the names of political organizers in police documents and built databases of where Muslims lived and shopped, even where they were likely to gather to watch sports. Out-of-state operations, like the one in New Brunswick, were one aspect of this larger intelligence-gathering effort. The Associated Press previously described the discovery of the NYPD inside the New Jersey apartment, but police now have released the tape of the 911 call and other materials after a legal fight.
"There's computer hardware, software, you know, just laying around," the caller continued. "There's pictures of terrorists. There's pictures of our neighboring building that they have."
"In New Brunswick?" the dispatcher asked, sounding as confused as the caller.
The AP requested a copy of the 911 tape last year. Under pressure from the NYPD, the New Brunswick Police Department refused. After the AP sued, the city this week turned over the tape and emails that described the NYPD's efforts to keep the recording a secret.
The call sent New Brunswick police and the FBI rushing to the apartment complex. Officers and agents were surprised at what they found. None had been told that the NYPD was in town.
At the NYPD, the bungled operation was an embarrassment. It made the department look amateurish and forced it to ask the FBI to return the department's materials.
The emails highlight the sometimes convoluted arguments the NYPD has used to justify its out-of-state activities, which have been criticized by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and some members of Congress. The NYPD has infiltrated and photographed Muslim businesses and mosques in New Jersey, monitored the Internet postings of Muslim college students across the Northeast and traveled as far away as New Orleans to infiltrate and build files on liberal advocacy groups.
In February, NYPD's deputy commissioner for legal matters, Andrew Schaffer, told reporters that detectives can operate outside New York because they aren't conducting official police duties.
"They're not acting as police officers in other jurisdictions," Schaffer said.
In trying to keep the 911 tape under wraps, however, the NYPD made no mention of the fact that its officers were not acting as police. In fact, Lt. Cmdr. William McGroarty and Assistant Chief Thomas Galati argued that releasing the recording would jeopardize investigations and endanger the people and buildings.
Further, the apartment, No. 1076, was rented by an undercover NYPD officer using a fake name that he was still using, New Brunswick attorneys told the AP.
"Such identification will place the safety of any officers identified, as well as the undercover operatives with whom they work, at risk," Galati wrote in a letter to New Brunswick.
The city deleted that name from the copy of the tape that it released.
Reached by phone Tuesday, McGroarty declined to discuss the New Brunswick operation. But the recording offers a glimpse inside the safe house: a small apartment with two computers, dozens of black plastic boxes and no furniture or clothes except one suit.
"And pictures of our neighboring buildings?" the dispatcher asked.
"Yes, the Matrix building," Sheth replied, referring to a local developer. "There's pictures of terrorists. There's literature on the Muslim religion."
New York authorities have encouraged people like Sheth to call 911. In its "Eight Signs of Terrorism," people are encouraged to call the police if they see evidence of surveillance, information gathering, suspicious activities or anything that looks out of place.
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has defended the police department's right to go anywhere in the country in search of terrorists without telling local police. And New Jersey Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa has said he's seen no evidence that the NYPD's efforts violated his state's laws.
Muslim groups, however, have sued to shut down the NYPD programs. Civil rights lawyers have asked a federal judge to decide whether the spying violates federal rules that were set up to prevent a repeat of NYPD abuses of the 1950s, when police Red Squads spied on student groups and activists in search of communists.


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