Blintz

Blintz
	Traditional cheese blintzes topped with blackberry compote
Alternative names	Blintzes
Type	Jewish cuisine
Place of origin	Eastern Europe
Created by	Ashkenazi Jewishcommunity
Serving temperature	Hot, traditionally withsour creamor fruitcompote
Main ingredients	Dough;filling:farmer's cheeseor other similar soft cheese, orfruit preserves.
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Acheese blintzesorblintz(Hebrew:חֲבִיתִית;Yiddish:בלינצע) is a rolled filledpancakeinAshkenazi Jewishcuisine, in essence awrapbased on acrepeor Russianblini.^[1]

History

Traditional blintzes are filled with sweetened cheese, sometimes with the addition of raisins, orfruit preservesand then slightlysautéed.^[1]They are served onShavuot.^[2] The wordblintzin English comes from theYiddishwordבלינצעorblintse,coming from aSlavicwordблинец [blin-yets]meaningblin,or pancake.^[3]

Like theknishes,blintzes represent foods that are now considered typically Jewish, and exemplify the changes in foods that Jews adopted from their Christian neighbors.^[4]

ForPassover,matzo mealis used instead of flour.^{[citation needed]}

References

^^a ^b"blintze | a thin, usually wheat-flour pancake folded to form a casing (as for cheese or fruit) and then sautéed or baked".Merriam-webster.com.Retrieved2015-08-12.
^"Cheese Blintzes for Shavuot".Mother would know.30 April 2018.Retrieved20 October2019.
^"Blintz definition".Merriam Webster dictionary.Retrieved20 October2019.
^Lowenstein, Steven M. (2000).The Jewish cultural tapestry: international Jewish folk traditions.New York: Oxford University Press.ISBN 0-19-515800-8.OCLC 80242007.

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[mw-1] "blintze | a thin, usually wheat-flour pancake folded to form a casing (as for cheese or fruit) and then sautéed or baked".Merriam-webster.com.Retrieved2015-08-12.

[2] "Cheese Blintzes for Shavuot".Mother would know.30 April 2018.Retrieved20 October2019.

[3] "Blintz definition".Merriam Webster dictionary.Retrieved20 October2019.

[4] Lowenstein, Steven M. (2000).The Jewish cultural tapestry: international Jewish folk traditions.New York: Oxford University Press.ISBN 0-19-515800-8.OCLC 80242007.

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