World's Best Crepes
Photo: Heather
Ingredients
Preparation
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well combined. It is going to be thin and runny.
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The thing to remember is that crêpes are meant to be thin.
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If it is too thick it will not cook properly. So if it looks too thin then it
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probably isn’t. It will start to look rubbery.
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Loosen the edges and check the crêpe. When it starts to brown and the
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edges shrink up a bit it is time to flip! This usually takes about 3 to 4
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minutes but I suggest you check it because depending on your pan and your oven it could be slightly more or slightly less. Flip the crêpe. Then move the crêpe around so it has no wrinkles and let the
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other side cook. About 2 minutes but again it never hurts to check it.
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Now the fun part! Making your crêpe filling station. Crêpes
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are very versatile and go well with a number of things like jam, fresh fruit
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and even just plain with butter and powder sugar! You can also make savory
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crêpes and eliminate the sugar in the batter and fill them with broccoli and
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cheese or asparagus and tomato. The possibilities are only limited to what you can imagine! Since we were having breakfast and I had all these gorgeous strawberries and peaches I decided that we would fill our crêpes with fresh fruit and dust them with a little bit of powder sugar! This is my favorite way to eat them. Fill the crepe with fruit. Roll it up. Sprinkle some powder sugar ontop and enjoy!
Tools
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About
A little background if you are unfamiliar with what a crêpe is. A crêpe is a French pancake. It is very thin pancake and considered a national dish in France.
For step by step photos on how to make these wonderful crepes go here
http://www.sweetsins2share.com/?p=951
Yield:
8 servings
Added:
Tuesday, June 28, 2011 - 11:40am