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How to Make a Blintz

A blintz is a crepe stuffed with a cheese mixture and then fried if desired.

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    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • 3 large eggs
    • 1/2 c. milk
    • 1/4 c. oil
    • 1 c. flour
    • 2 tbsp. sugar
    • dash of salt
    • 1/4 c. water
    • 8 oz. cream cheese
    • 8 oz. cottage cheese
    • 1 tsp. butter
    • 8 tbsp. (1 stick) butter
    • applesauce, fruit-pie filling or sour cream
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      • 1

        Place, in a large bowl, three large eggs, 1/2 c. milk, 1/4 c. oil, 1 c. flour, 2 tbsp. sugar, a dash of salt and 1/4 c. water.

      • 2

        Whisk together all ingredients. It should be a thin batter.

      • 3

        Add a bit more flour if you want a thicker, more controllable batter.

      • 4

        Let the batter rest.

      • 5

        Use another bowl for the filling. Mix 8 oz. cream cheese, 8 oz. cottage cheese, 2 tbsp. sugar, a dash of salt. Allow to warm to room temperature.

      • 6

        Mix until smooth and well-blended.

      • 7

        Place a frying pan on a stove burner until it becomes very hot.

      • 8

        Add a teaspoon of butter to the pan and rotate the pan off and on the heat so that the butter coats the bottom.

      • 9

        Use a ladle to drop enough of the batter into the frying pan to cover the bottom.

      • 10

        Rotate the pan so that it's covered with batter.

      • 11

        Drain off the excess.

      • 12

        Allow the batter to cook until the center bubbles and the crepe slides in the pan.

      • 13

        Place in a plate.

      • 14

        Add a tablespoon of filling and wrap the blintz: fold the sides in first, then one end and then the other end (like an envelope).

      • 15

        Place the blintz edge-side down on a plate to cool.

      • 16

        Use the remainder of the batter to make individual blintzes. When all are made, place a stick of butter in the frying pan and let it melt.

      • 17

        Fry all the blintzes until they're golden in color.

      • 18

        Place them on a paper towel to drain.

      • 19

        Serve with applesauce, fruit-pie filling or sour cream.

    Tips & Warnings

    • You can reduce the fat in the filling a bit by using Neufchâtel cheese and nonfat cottage cheese.

    • As with any sort of pancake, the first blintz may not come out so well. The following ones should be better.

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