blintzes

blintzes
blintz lintz, blintze lintze .; pl. {blintzes}. [Yiddish blintze, fr. Byelorussian blinets, dimin. of Russ. blin. See also {blin} and {blini}.] (Jewish Cookery) a thin wheat pancake folded around a filling (such as cheese or fruit) and sauteed, fried, or baked. [WordNet 1.5 +PJC]

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