bliny Synonyms
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bliny Meaning
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bliny (n)
Russian pancake of buckwheat flour and yeast; usually served with caviar and sour cream
bliny Sentence Examples
- Bliny, also known as Russian pancakes, are a staple of Slavic cuisine.
- She served a platter of freshly made bliny with a variety of toppings for breakfast.
- The bliny were light and fluffy, perfect for soaking up melted butter and honey.
- In Russia, bliny are often enjoyed during Maslenitsa, a traditional holiday celebrating the end of winter.
- He learned to make bliny from his grandmother, who passed down the cherished recipe.
- The aroma of cooking bliny filled the kitchen, making everyone's mouth water.
- At the festival, vendors sold bliny topped with caviar, sour cream, and smoked salmon.
- The bliny were cooked to perfection, with golden-brown edges and a soft center.
- She spread a thin layer of raspberry jam on her blin before rolling it up and taking a bite.
- The restaurant specialized in Russian cuisine, offering a variety of bliny dishes for both breakfast and lunch.
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Russian pancake of buckwheat flour and yeast; usually served with caviar and sour cream
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Bliny, also known as Russian pancakes, are a staple of Slavic cuisine.
She served a platter of freshly made bliny with a variety of toppings for breakfast.
The bliny were light and fluffy, perfect for soaking up melted butter and honey.
In Russia, bliny are often enjoyed during Maslenitsa, a traditional holiday celebrating the end of winter.
