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Although Cheese is the most traditional filling (especially with regard to the Shavuos holiday, of course), they are often made with other filings year-round, including beef, chicken, or liver.
Additionally, Passover blintzes may be made with potato starch or similar, using the similar recipe for Passover egg noodles.
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Nalyshniki
The description matches a dish named "nalyshniki" from East Europe.
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Although Cheese is the most traditional filling (especially with regard to the Shavuos holiday, of course), they are often made with other filings year-round, including beef, chicken, or liver.
Additionally, Passover blintzes may be made with potato starch or similar, using the similar recipe for Passover egg noodles.
Drsruli (
talk) 01:57, 25 June 2022 (UTC)reply
Nalyshniki
The description matches a dish named "nalyshniki" from East Europe.
81.89.66.133 (
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