blintze
- noun
- /ˈblɪnts/
- We like latkes, blintzes...
- cheese blintzes
- blueberry blintzes
Examples
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Three blintzes, Paddy.
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Then there was mother, who made the most delicious blintzes in the world.
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...but your blintzes are getting cold.
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Aaron wants me to pick up blintzes for the occasion.
Fiction book (2001) -
Quite a few people were having cheese blintzes, and others were having scrambled eggs and salami.
Fiction book (2001) -
Both Brocha and Sorah are asleep by the time Isaac comes home from services, and so Elizabeth and Isaac sit down for blintzes with the older girls.
Fiction book (1999) -
For brunch, we enjoyed fluffy blintzes filled with sweet cheese and topped with fresh berries.
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At the festival, many people lined up to taste the savory blintzes served with sour cream.
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She learned to make traditional blintzes from her grandmother, who said they are a family favorite.
Synonyms
A thin pancake folded around a filling like cheese and cooked by frying or baking
Surface Forms
Etymology
Blintze comes from Yiddish and the Slavic word blin, which means 'pancake'. So a blintze is a thin pancake folded around a filling like cheese or fruit.