Syrniki

/sɪənɪki/

[noun]

Syrniki

[NOUN]

Russian pancakes made from fresh cheese and usually fried until crispy on the outside

synonyms : tvorozhniki

What is "syrniki"?

Syrniki is a traditional Eastern European dish made from grated potatoes that are mixed with flour and eggs and then fried. It is usually served as a breakfast dish and is popular in Russia and is enjoyed all over the world. The dish typically consists of grated potatoes that are mixed with flour and eggs and then fried. It is usually served with a variety of accompaniments, such as jam, honey, or sour cream. Additionally, it can be served with a variety of sauces, such as mayonnaise or a cream sauce.

Examples

1. This is syrniki with varenye, a fried cheesecake from Russia.

2. I really like Syrniki.

3. Syrniki could then be served with more fruit or with sour cream.

4. [MUSIC PLAYING] Syrniki, or cheese pancakes, were made from tvorog, or dry-curd cheese, and they were a staple for breakfast in the Soviet Union.