Mundare Senior’s Club members Judy Shaw, left, and Terry Jacula, right, are ready to serve at the Senior Club’s monthly perogy dinner on Feb. 21. The club hosts the perogy dinner at the Mundare Drop In Centre on the third Friday of every month except Dec, Jan and Aug.
Members of the Mundare Senior’s Centre cooked up a storm during their monthly perogy dinner on Feb 21. Adults were able to partake for $15 and children six and under cost $6.
“The food leans toward a Ukrainian menu,” said senior’s club president Marrien Chudyk. “We change it up a bit sometimes so it doesn’t get boring.”
Friday’s menu included cheddar or cottage cheese perogies in cornmeal, potatoes and gravy, chicken, borscht, salad, and dessert of white cake with strawberries and whipped cream.
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He added that the monthly Perogy Dinners are evenings where residents like to get together.
“We usually have around 100 – 170 people come out to the dinners,” he said. “Although the most we have ever had was 180.”
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