Yummy Crepe Breakfast - Lunch - or Dessert
Crepe Recipe: Makes about 25 crepes
5 room temperature eggs - 1 cup of flour - 1 cup of lukewarm
water. Mix ingredients together with a wire whisk in a 1 quart vessel.
Oil a small cast iron skillet or a small (8") teflon
coated frying pan. Wipe the oil around the pan with a paper towel. Heat the pan
on medium heat. My ancient recipe says to use a whiskey glass (1 oz.) to
measure the batter into the pan but you can use a ladle or spoon - remembering
that you want a very small amount of batter in the pan because the crepe should
be very thin. Quickly, swirl the pan to get the batter spread around on the
bottom to make a round shaped crepe. It just takes a few minutes to cook side
one. Turn crepe over to cook side two (this side takes even less time than side
one).
As the crepes are finished, pile them one on top of the other on a plate. When you're finished making crepes, you can wrap the whole pile in plastic wrap and store in the refrigerator. They freeze well. Divide them up in serving sized batches to freeze.
With a couple of the crepes, heated in the microwave for about 30 seconds, slathered with Nutella, layered with sliced bananas and strawberries covering one half of the crepe, I folded over the crepe and drizzled chocolate sauce over the top.
I had them just like this (the dessert format). But for breakfast and/or lunch, you could spread a layer of yogurt over the Nutella before you layer on the fruit.
Though dessert is my favorite way to have crepes, they are quite versatile. Savory fillings would make a lovely lunch or dinner.
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