Connecticut's Krupa Brothers Are Masters of the Pierogi Game

I recently wrote an article about the 17 best restaurants and delis that offer Polish cuisine here in Connecticut. I guess you can say that I've had Pierogi brain, or maybe the Kielbasa fever. I stopped into my local grocery store, LaBonne's Market, at 639 Straits Turnpike in Watertown the other night, and I saw a bright red package in the freezer section that was calling my name.

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It was a package of Potato & Cheddar Pierogi, and they were made by Krupa Bros Pierogi Co., in Oakville, and LaBonne's was having a flash sale on them. I purchased a dozen. I brought them home, pan-fried them in some butter and onions, and my God, they were some of the best I've ever had.

Masters Of their Craft - The Krupa Bros Pierogi Company

I had the best Pierogi's the other night, and I'd like to introduce you to the men who make them - The Krupa Brothers

Great Golabki! Killer Kielbasa! The Connecticut Polish Food Trail

Does a dozen cabbage Pierogi's turn your grey skies blue? Do you wear a belt made of Kielbasa? I've made a list of some the best places to get Polish food in Connecticut

A Dozen of the Kindest Head Shops In All Of Connecticut

If you need a pack of screens, you can go to a convenience store. But if you want a $180 rig and a torch for your wax, here are some of Connecticut's kindest head shops that will have what you want.

Connecticut Restaurants That Belong On The Food Network

Sure, a bunch of them have, but there are so many more deserving of the attention. Here's quite a few Connecticut restaurants that you've told us should be featured on the Food Network

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