Ingredients 
- 6 eggs
 - 4 cups whole milk
 - 1/2 tsp. salt
 - 2 Tbsp. sugar
 - 1-1/2 cups flour
 - 1/2 Tbsp. oil
 
Method:
- Scald the milk.
 - Beat the eggs in large bowl of mixer.
 - Slowly add the milk to the eggs while continuing beating.
 - Add salt, sugar and oil, beat until blended.
 - Slowly beat in the flour until combined.
 - Using one or two 10″ heavy Teflon pans to cook the blintzes.
 - Coat the pan lightly with oil. (I use a piece of cheesecloth to coat the pan with oil and if needed I’ll coat again into the cooking process).
 - Heat the pan to medium high heat.
 - Use a 1/3 cup measure to dip into the mixing bowl (you don’t have to fill to the top just use a uniform measure of the liquid for each blintz) and pour into frying pan and swirl the pan to coat the bottom evenly.
 - Cook until the blintz turns a nice golden brown.
 - With a spatula loosen the edges and flip the blintz to brown the other side.
 - Remove from pan and let cool on a dish cloth.
 - Repeat the process till all the egg mixture is used up.
 
Cheese filling for the blintzes:
- 8 ounces of ricotta cheese. (You can also use cottage cheese, hoop cheese or farmers cheese)
 - 1 egg
 - 1 teaspoon vanilla
 - 1-2 tablespoons sugar
 - 8 ounces half and half
 - 1 stick of butter
 
- Beat all the ingredients till smooth except the half and half and stick of butter.
 - Spread about 1 Tablespoon of cheese onto one side of blintz.
 - Roll up and place in a 9×13 baking dish.
 - You can fill the dish with two layers.
 - Melt one cube of butter and pour over the blintzes.
 - Bake in 350 degree oven until heated through.
 - Heat up to 8 ounces of Half and Half until warm but not boiling.
 - Pour half and half evenly over blintzes and continue baking until half and half boils.
 - Remove from oven and serve with sour cream and preserves or syrup.
 
For a savory filling:
Ingredients:
Ingredients:
- 1 large onion chopped
 - 1-2 tablespoons cooking oil
 - 1 pound ground meat (15%)
 - salt and pepper to taste
 - 2 cups diced fresh broccoli
 - 1 can (10-1/2 ounces) cream of mushroom soup
 - 1 stick of butter, melted
 
- Saute onion in oil and season with salt and pepper.
 - Add hamburger and brown.
 - Add salt and pepper to taste, set aside.
 - Steam broccoli until it just turns bright green.
 - Combine meat, broccoli, cream of mushroom soup and heat through.
 - Scoop about 2-3 T of mixture onto blintz and fold in the sides to form a square.
 - Place in a greased baking dish.
 - Melt butter and poor over the filled blintzes, evenly.
 - Bake in a 350 to 375 degree oven until heated through.
 - Serve with sour cream.
 
Oh I'm such a ditz with publishing on Blogger. I know I've said that before but I don't know why all that spacing is there that makes this a longer post than it should be...
ReplyDeleteEllen, Cheese Blintzes were one of my mom's favorite things. . .and everytime I see I recipe I think of her. . .your post looks just awesome and the picture are perfect. . thank you so much for posting this recipe.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I've heard of blintzes, I don't think I've had them. They look like filled crepes and I love crepes! with your filling I was reminded of verenike or perogies . . . so kind of a combination of both? I have made crepes and filled them with cottage cheese, then topped with fruit. So good! Your pictures look great!
ReplyDeletemy oma used to make blintzes and i loved them. on these look really good and it is a good meatless dish to serve once in a while. thankyou.
ReplyDeleteOh Ellen...your picture makes me want to reach into the computer and take a nibble. Yum! I must try these...I'll admit I have never made blintzes before but I am sure I could try with your great instructions.
ReplyDeleteOn our first trip to Palm Springs we had blintzes at a buffet. I came home and found a recipe right away. I will try your recipe next time. we always put warm blueberry sauce over ours. What fun for you all to be working together in the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteThese look wonderful! I make crepes...and German pancakes...but next time I'll change the recipe up a little, and we'll have blintzes.
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