Russian crepes

These Russian Pancakes commonly known as Blinchiki, Crepes, Blintzes or Blini are a staple food in Slavic countries. Perfect for breakfast. Easy and delicious Russian Crepes Blini Recipe (Блины)

Our best Russian pancakes recipe makes blini in the style of French crepes if you’re looking for a quick and easy pancake recipe for Shrove Tuesday and Pancake Day or for Maslenitsa or Pancake Week, Crepe Week or Butter Week, an Eastern Orthodox holiday celebrated by Russians. My baboushka made Russian blini for breakfast with butter, jam and sour cream, however, they can also be served as savoury blini with smoked salmon, fresh dill, gherkins, and sour cream.

These delectable crepes aka Nalysnyky are filled with sweet cheese, topped with condensed milk, then baked. It’ll be no surprise when everyone raves about them!

Who doesn't love crepes? Most americans grew up eating pancakes, but I grew up on crepes. Crepes originally came from France,...

Savory Crepes - Russian Blini stuffed with mashed potatoes, bacon, pickles and crispy onions. Famous Russian fast food.

Last year when my parents-in-law came to the United States to visit us, my mother-in-law was cooking almost every day and fed us with great ...

This French crepe recipe calls for brandy, but you can substitute any flavorful spirit or liqueur to customize it to your tastes and pantry.

Traditional Russian blini are thin, pan-sized pancakes, made from unleavened batter, similar to crepes. Crepes are slightly larger in size and thinner than Russian blini.

Soft, wholesome, with a smidge of sweetness, our nalesniki recipe can be filled or topped with so many delicious ingredients, and are so easy to make.

Nalisniki are soft, melt-in-your-mouth crepes that feature a tasty and sweet cheese filling flavored with vanilla. You'll love this authentic recipe!