English editionNo. 1657 — Scalded Buckwheat and Wheat Bliny, Another Method
The 1901 Cookbook Archive

No. 1657 — Scalded Buckwheat and Wheat Bliny, Another Method

English historical translation of Molokhovets recipe No. 1657 from the 1901 Russian cookbook, retaining original methods and measures.

Mix two glasses buckwheat flour with one glass water or milk and scald with two glasses boiling water or hot milk.

Cool, add three to six zolotnik dry yeast, cover and leave warm. Beat thoroughly.

Add salt, sugar, two glasses wheat flour, an eighth pound butter, five yolks creamed with sugar, one glass milk and five whipped whites.

Let rise, then cook in skillets as directed in the general note. Serve butter, caviar and sour cream separately.

To provide

2 glasses buckwheat flour

3–6 zolotnik dried yeast

2 glasses fine wheat flour

1½ spoonfuls butter and 5 eggs

Salt and sugar

2–4 glasses milk

½–1 glass melted butter for frying

Serve ¼ pound butter separately

Caviar and sour cream separately

Historical editorial note: The printed supply gives two to four glasses milk while the steps use water or milk for scalding.
Original source: Read Russian recipe No. 1657. Historical quantities and terminology are retained. See the measurements guide. Period preparation and storage methods are not modern safety guidance.

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