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blini
or ·
[ blin-ee, blee-nee ]
plural noun
Russian Cooking.
singular blin.
- pancakes made with yeast and either white or buckwheat flour and traditionally served during Shrovetide with caviar and sour cream.
blini
/ ˈblɪnɪ; ˈblɪnɪz /
plural noun
- Russian pancakes made of buckwheat flour and yeast
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of blini1
C19: from Russian: plural of blin , from Old Russian ǔ , related to Russian molot' to grind
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Grocery stores sell sauerkraut, borscht and blinis with cottage cheese.
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The matryoshka dolls and Russian art went into storage, in hopes that the Russian threat will be extinguished and — for the restaurant’s purposes — blini will be acceptable again.
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As she talked, she plucked a miniature blini from a silver tower in the middle of our table.
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Clad in blue aprons, they cooked blinis together in 2018 when Xi visited Vladivostok for the Eastern Economic Forum.
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Of course, this doesn't mean that the age of the blini is over or that caviar-topped oysters aren't still a widely beloved delicacy.
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