bliny

[blin-ee, blee-nee]

plural noun

singular

blin 

1. a variant of blini.

Example Sentences

Without milk and cheese, the bliny would just be sad pancakes.

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It celebrates, among other things, the end of winter, so traditions include sledding and snowball fights, and eating “bliny’’ pancakes — a symbol of buttery treats that are given up during Lent.

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Mama would make thin, yeasty bliny and then stuff them with cheese, fold them up, and fry them.

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They needed the goat milk to make the cheese and to add to the bliny batter itself.

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Many of the villagers provided Mama with milk and cheese, and she made dozens and dozens of bliny for everyone.

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