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Blini (plural
blinis or blini,
rarely bliny; Russian: блины pl., Ukrainian: млинці pl., mlyntsi), singular: blin, are an
Eastern European pancake made...
- are the
Maslenitsa effigy,
sleigh rides, and festivities.
Russians bake
bliny and flatbread,
while Belarusians and
Ukrainians cook
pierogi and syrniki...
- the
present day, as the last w**** of
dairy and egg
products before Lent.
Bliny are
still often served at wakes, to
commemorate the
recently deceased. Blini...
- is
celebrated during the last w****
before Lent. The
essential element is
bliny,
Russian pancakes, po****rly
taken to
symbolize the sun.
Round and golden...
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January 1886 Визитные карточки A
Competition 11
January 1886 Конкурс
Bliny 19
February 1886 Блины
About Women 26
April 1886 О женщинах A
Literary Table...
- is
served with
dumplings (pelmeni, pierogi, varenyky), or with
pancakes (
bliny, palacsinta, naleśniki, oladyi, syrniki). It is also used as a
filling in...
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house of the
State Ministry of Trade).] "Unusual
Dishes From
Sirniki to
Blinys Discovered by Food
Expert on
Recent Trip". 1. The
Dallas Morning News. 25...
- enjo**** as a
dessert and condiment, in
particular as a
topping for
pancakes (
bliny, oladyi, syrniki), as a
filling for pies (pirogi and pirozhki), dumplings...
- baba's
porridge (female porridge) made at the last day of a
bride at home.
Bliny (pancakes) were a
favorite dish of Mordovians. They were
called pachat and...
- carrots, etc. Mlyntsi: thin pancakes,
similar to
French crêpes,
Russian bliny, or Ashke****
Jewish blintz.
Stuffed mlyntsi are
called nalysnyky, and they...
