== "Pierogi" (or whatever) vs "Vareniki" (or whatever) == 

 In Russian, Ukrainian and Belorussian (am I sure other Slavic countries as well) "pierogi" and "vareniki" ARE TOTALLY DIFFERENT things! Articles call "pierogi" and picture and description means "vareniki". "Pierogi" is bigger backed disk (aka big pie, for example apple pie) that get cut into portions before consuming. There is also "pirozhki" very similar to "pirogi" - also baked, but smaller in size and already portioned (aka small pie, for example meat pie). Neither one EVER get boiled. In contrast "vareniki" ONLY boiled and never baked, most close in English will be "boiled dumplings". Please do not use foreign words if it contradicts with its original meaning - use closest English analog instead. At current state article give completely wrong information - i.e. utter rubbish.