Petrosky Pierogies


  • Address: 601 N Main St
  • Vicinity: Morse Ave

The Petrosky family has been making pierogi — traditional potato dumplings — by hand in Simpson, Pennsylvania for three generations, originally from their home kitchen. Using time-tested recipes of their Rusyn grandmother, Anna Zavacky Garbera, they continue to produce pierogies with high-quality, fresh ingredients for both wholesale and retail customers. Their potato and cheese pierogi are made with Cooper Sharp cheese, giving them a rich, distinctive flavor. - AsNotedIn


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Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
1900/00/00 Mary Sopko Zavacky Life In the early 1900s, Mary Sopko Zavacky and Michael Zavacky, Rusyn immigrants from Habura, Hungary (now Slovakia), settle in the coal mining region of northeastern Pennsylvania. Pierogi
1950/00/00 At some point, Anna Zavacky Garbera, daughter of Mary Sopko Zavacky and Michael Zavacky, turns her mother's pierogi recipes into a small enterprise, preparing and selling potato dumplings in large plastic bags.

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Pierogi Wrap Dumpling Petrosky's Pierogies are made from a recipe brought her from the old country.



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Particulars for Petrosky Pierogies:
Cultural Affiliation Rusyn
Historic Use Single dwelling




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