


Varenyky (Russian and Ukrainian: варе́ники, singular "варе́ник"), or pierogi (the name taken from Polish and used by Canadian Ukrainian people), are a kind of stuffed dumpling associated with Ukrainian cuisine. Some variants are also found in Moldovan, Mennonite, Belarusian, Russian, Lithuanian, and Polish cooking. They are believed to originate from Chinese and Siberian influences, although sometimes they are said to be of Turkish origin.[1] Varenyky are similar to Polish pierogi.
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The HLT-700 has three independent motors to produce a wide range of food products with a dough wrapper and stuffing inside. By simply changing the forming molds, the HLT-700 can make dumpling, potsticker, fruit bar, samosa, empanada, wonton, tortellini, ravioli postel and egg roll etc.
Taiwan Patent No. 138136,139367
China Patent No. ZL97 2 42853.4, ZL97 2 42852.7, ZL98 2 25455.5
The HLT-700XL has four independent motors to produce a wide range of food products with a dough wrapper and stuffing inside. By simply changing the forming molds, the HLT-700XL can make dumpling, potsticker, fruit bar, samosa, empanada, wonton, tortellini, ravioli, pastel, egg roll, etc.
Taiwan Patent No. 138136,139367
China Patent No. ZL97 2 42853.4, ZL97 2 42852.7, ZL98 2 25455.5