Buckwheat Blini
Recipe courtesy The Cookworks, 2003
Show: Cookworks
Episode: Waffles, Blini and Crepes
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By anty.harton_131...
Dublin, Ireland
on December 31, 2011
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It might take long to make but it's worth it. I haven't seen many blinis recipe without wheat flour and the result of this one is good and fluffy. Love it!
By yesinka_3724386
Seattle, WA
on October 14, 2005
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Are you kidding me? 2 hours to make ?blini?. Your recipe is way too complicated and way too old. In Russia people don?t use buckwheat flour and yeast for ?blini?.
I make them like once a week, and it takes about half an hour. I make them sweet, plain, stuffed with meat or cheese. ?Blini? is so versatile that you can make them for breakfast, lunch or dinner, and spend no more than an hour.