Make the Blintzes
Combine eggs with salt, sugar, and milk, stirring well to blend; gradually add flour, stirring until smooth.
Heat a six- to seven-inch skillet over moderately high heat, greased lightly. Pour in sufficient batter to thinly coat the bottom of the pan (one to two tablespoons), quickly rotate the pan to distribute batter evenly, and pour excess batter back into bowl.
Cook until the batter sets and the edge of the pancake starts to leave the sides of the pan. Turn out onto a clean cloth and repeat until all batter is used, greasing pan when needed. Regulate the heat and frying time so that each pancake will cook to a uniform pale gold color.









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how much is 3/4 lb cheese ? in oz?
freeze Do these freeze well?
Yes, I freeze them when I have leftovers. I warm them up in the oven on 225 for about 30-40 minutes and they taste delicious. When warming in oven make sure bekele is covered tightly so blintzes don't dry up
Blintzes are the best thing to freeze. If I don't, I eat the whole batch!!!