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This is delicious and loved by my family. I also added sliced baby sweetcorn, asparagus and scallion whites and cooked them for 3 minutes extra, before adding peppers and snap peas.
Terrible... what Bologna have you been?? 😂😂 garlic, food processor? Please do not call this "Authentic" since we both know its not....oregano in Ragu?? 😂 nahhh on my pizza maybe.... make some fries and chicken
🧸Hello, I'm from Mexico. I've never tried to make Blini's before; I'd like to give this recipe a try, however, this is the first one I encountered that requires baking soda, so my question is, does the baking soda make them taste different? Also, what happens if I go with say... 500 ml Buttermilk + 375 ml Water for your recipe? For reference, I've only have been using this crepes recipe for years, so i'd like to know your opinion: 1 Cup of flour 1.5 Cups of milk (or 1 cup of milk + 0.5 cup of beer) 2 Eggs 3 Tbsp of Butter 2 Tbsp of sugar 1 or 2 pinches of salt. 1 tsp Vanilla I always make these for dessert, but I wanted to give the Blini's a try and try to suprise my family with a new recipe. A little taste of Russia. Here's the other Blini recipie I found. 2 eggs (120g) 3 Tbsp vegetable oil (18g) ~1/3 tsp salt 2 Tbsp sugar (40g) 150g all-purpose flour 300g water 150g milk ... Thoughts?
I like the roasted garlic that seems a better way to incorporate the garlic more evenly, of all the methods I have tried, I find that a hand mixer hands down beats anything, it knocks out all the lumps and and makes it more fluffy. Nice video.