RE: [Cz-L] from Powidl to Pirogen]

I am curious about pirogen.
This is the term with which I grew up eating them.
Yet, everyone else I seem to know, especially by wife,whose parents are from Galicia refers to them as Pirogis.
I was beginning to think that perhaps my mom taught me a unique slang term.
Is pirogen from the true German, Austrian, or unique to dialect of Czernowitz?

[Stephen Winters]

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