Golden on the outside, soft and creamy on the inside, Syrniki are the kind of breakfast you’ll find yourself craving again and again. These traditional Eastern European cheese pancakes are made with simple ingredients like farmer’s cheese, eggs, and a touch of flour, but they deliver a rich, comforting flavor that feels anything but ordinary.
If you’ve never tried a Syrniki recipe before, you’re in for a treat—they come together quickly, cook up beautifully golden, and can be served sweet or savory depending on your mood.
Ingredients:
-Farmers Cheese
-Eggs
-Flour
-Sugar
-Salt
-Coconut Oil, for frying
Recipe tips and substitutions:
-Farmer cheese can be substituted with cottage cheese just make sure to drain out all the liquid (best done overnight place cheese into a strainer and into the fridge).
-If you don't like coconut oil for frying it may be substituted with ½ tablespoon butter and ½ tablespoon oil.
In a mixing bowl mix farmer cheese and eggs
Add flour, sugar, salt. Mix well your batter should be thick
Place a spoonful of batter into the bowl with flour and coat with flour, form and flatten.
Heat your pan on medium-low and add coconut oil. You can form all the pancakes and place them onto a floured surface or form and add straight into the heated pan.
Don't overcrowd the pan otherwise they won't cook evenly.
You will have to cook them in 2 to 3 batches depending on how big your skillet is and how big you make the pancakes.
Cook for about 4 minutes per side and place your sirniki on a paper towel to absorb any access oil.
Serve with sour cream, syrup, or preserves.
Enjoy!

FARMER CHEESE PANCAKES (SIRNIKI)
Ingredients
- 2 cups Farmer Cheese
- 2 Eggs
- 1 cup Flour divided ½ for dredging
- ¼ cups Sugar
- ½ tsp Salt
- Coconut oil for frying
Instructions
- In a medium bowl mix cheese, eggs until well combined
- Add dry ingredients ½cup flour , sugar, salt. Mix well batter should be thick
- Prepare ⅓ cup flour in a bowl to coat each pancake
- Place scoop of batter into flour and shape and flatten into a patty
- Cook in large skillet with out over crowding on coconut oil on medium/low heat for about 4 minutes per side
- Place onto paper towel to cool and soak off any excess oil
- Serve with sour cream, syrup or preserves
























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