IPA: /ˈblɪnt.sə/
KK: /ˈblɪnt͡sə/
A thin pancake made from wheat flour that is folded around a filling, such as cheese or fruit, and then cooked by frying or baking.
For breakfast, I enjoyed a delicious blintze filled with sweet cheese and topped with fruit sauce.
Blintze originates from Yiddish 'blintz', which is derived from the Russian 'blin' (блин), meaning pancake or crepe. The word refers to a thin pancake filled with various ingredients, often sweet or savory.
Think of the Russian word 'blin' for pancake, which helps you remember that a blintze is a type of filled pancake.