Okay, I know “creperia” isn’t a word. But La Creperie is a trade-marked, and since we speak more Spanish than French, I decided we’d be a creperia.
I whipped up crepe batter (I used my go-to cookbook for all basic recipes: Marion Cunninham’s Fannie Farmer Cookbook) and asked the kids to put out all the crepe fillngs we had. Oddly, they didn’t make any white sauce over shredded gruyere.
I greased my griddle, waited for it to get all sizzly-like, and put 3/4 of a small ladel-full of batter on the griddle. Then I smeared it into a larger circle (just like the guy at the Cinzetti’s does). Everyone filled his (or her) own crepes.
Wait- how did that get in there? See that green bottle? Here’s a closer shot…
Seriously, I promise nobody filled a crepe with Suave detangling spray.
My favorite: a little cream cheese frosting, raspberry sauce, and a drizzle of chocolate over the top. Yum!
What’s the weirdest thing that’s every been on your kitchen table? What would you fill your crepe with?
Potato, chives and gruyere, then anther one with dolce de leche.
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Yum! I’ll be over at lunch to have them! 🙂
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That’s Linea’s birthday breakfast every year. I love fresh mangoes in mine, with a little powered sugar on top.
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Wow- Linea has great taste. Yum.
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HAHAHAHAHA!
“Oddly, they didn’t make any white sauce over shredded gruyere.” LOL!
Mmmmmm… Suave!
I like them simple: sprinkled with sugar and a squirt of lemon juice.
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Alas, Suave is not a local food. But the lemon juice and sugar sounds great!
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Okay, the detangler really cracked me up!!
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