SC - Anthro and cooking

[Tollhase1 at aol.com]

You could be correct.  My association with them is a Kosher deli I grew up in 
on Saturday mornings.  I never could understand why all the stores were 
closed in that neighborhood.  There does seem to be common type of thin 
pancake common throughout Europe.  From the French crepes, Russian Blini, 
Jewish Blintz.  I believe a Hungarian French made something similar, but I do 
not know it name.  They all can be served with either a savory or a sweet 
filling.

Perhaps with my cheese exploration, I can also look up period recipes for 
thin pancakes like foods.  Say Flip, what about a period pancake breakfast at 
war next year?  Everyone could bring their favorite filling.  I could supply 
the pancakes and fresh sour cream.

Frederich
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