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"Stuffed dumpling" is an English equivalent of the Latvian pÄ«rÄgi.
Specifically, stuffed dumplings are one of the best known and most beloved dishes in Latvian cuisine. Popular fillings include bacon, cabbage, sauerkraut and rice with ground beef or hard-boiled eggs. It is best served the day of day or the day after.
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