bliny

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bliny

A family enjoys bliny with sour cream and jam for breakfast.

Definition

Noun 1. A type of Russian pancake: A small, thin pancake traditionally made from a batter containing buckwheat flour and yeast. Bliny are a staple of Russian cuisine and are often served with savory accompaniments.

Examples of Usage
  • We had bliny with smoked salmon and dill for brunch.
  • The restaurant specializes in traditional Russian bliny.
  • She learned to make perfect bliny from her grandmother.
Advanced Usage
  • "To be as flat as a blin": An idiomatic expression in Russian (translated to English) meaning to be very flat or deflated. This usage is rare in English but may appear in translated literature.
    • After the tire blew out, it was as flat as a blin.
Variants and Related Words
  • Blin (noun): The singular form of "bliny." "Blin" refers to one such pancake, while "bliny" is the plural.
    • Would you like another blin?
  • Blini (noun): An alternative plural spelling commonly used in English.
  • Blinchiki (noun): A related term for bliny that are rolled or folded with a filling.
Synonyms
  • Pancake: A general term for a thin, flat cake fried in a pan. (Note: "Pancake" is a broader term, while "bliny" specifies the Russian style made with buckwheat and yeast.)
  • Crêpe: A very thin type of pancake of French origin. (Note: Crêpes are typically made without yeast or buckwheat.)
Related Phrases
  • To serve bliny with caviar and sour cream: Describes the classic and traditional way of serving this dish.
    • For the authentic experience, serve the bliny with caviar and sour cream.
bliny

A family enjoys bliny with sour cream and jam for breakfast.

Noun
  1. Russian pancake of buckwheat flour and yeast; usually served with caviar and sour cream