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Cheese Blintzes

Category: Breakfast

Author: Olga Drozd

Date: 6/23/2003

Rating:

(2.8)

Ingredients:

CHEESE BLINTZES

Batter for Crepes

4 eggs
1 cup all purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons sugar
2/3 cup milk
1/3 cup water
2 teaspoons melted butter

In an electric blender is available, blend all together except butter or mix by electric beater or by hand. If there are any lumps remaining, strain mixture. Add melted butter at the finish.

Heat a 6-inch skillet until a bit of butter sizzles when added.

Pour about 2 tablespoonsof batter into the pan. Immediately roll pan around so that batter spreads evenly. If there is too much wet batter in pan, pour it back into bowl.

When underside is brown and top is dry, turn it out on to absorbent paper. Different from crepes, blintzes are fried on one side.

Repeat process until all batter is used.

It is not necessary to grease pan each time. Makes 20 to 24.

TO PREPARE BLINTZES:

Place one heaping tablespoon of filling on the cooked side of pancake, at end closest to you. Turn horizontal end closest to you over the filling. Bring vertical ends over on either side. Roll up the delicious package. Fry in butter until brown.

Blintzes freeze very well, uncooked. Fry while still frozen, but give them more time to heat.

FILLING FOR CHEESE BLINTZES:

1/2 pound cottage cheese
1/2 pound farmer cheese (dry cottage cheese)
4 ounces cream cheese
1 teaspoon sugar
1 egg yolk
pinch of salt

Instructions:

FOR THE CHEESE FILLING...Beat all together until smooth. Add flavorings to suit individual taste. Makes filling for 20 blintzes. Fill and fry as directed in first blintz recipe....

The cheese blintz in the one popularly known. As is the case with recipes that are commonly used and handed from one generation to the next, many variations are possible. Change this recipe to suit your taste. Just remember that cottage cheese is quite watery and should not be used alone.