Ingredients
1 c sourdough
2 eggs
2 Tbsp melted butter
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 to 1/2 c milk
Beat all ingredients together, adding enough milk to have a thin batter. Heat the frying pan, add some butter and pour in 1/4 c of batter.
Now comes the tricky part. You are to use a pan between 8" and 10" in diameter. I only have cast irons frying pans - one 6" and the other 12". I used the 12" because the 6" was too small but found it too heavy to swirl the pan around so I ended up with flower shapes instead of nice round, thin crepes.
You are to cook the crepe for a minute or two, then flip and cook about 30 seconds or so on the other side. Remove crepe to plate and continue making until finished the batter. This makes about 8 to 10 crepes.
I then tried to pour the batter round but ended up with a thick crepe (or thin pancake).
I found this recipe and thought I sounded yummy and easy. Spread Nutella on crepe and add a banana. I cut the banana lengthwise so each crepe was rolled around 1/2 banana.
I also spread some with peanut butter and rolled them around the banana as well. Both were very tasty and would be enjoyed by kids and adults alike.
I found the crepe very tasty and made them a second time as pancakes without trying to swirl my heavy pan. They were very tasty with butter and syrup.
I will try the crepes again when I have the right size pan. They were tasty and easy to whip up with so few ingredients.
You can make your crepes into sweet dessert crepes or savory crepes as a main course depending on your filling.
Check out the links below for more delicious crepe ideas. Enjoy! ;)
Yum, Nutella and banana sounds so good! I wonder if you could use the back of a spoon or something to spread out the batter in the pan, rather than swirling the pan - you know how they use that little wooden spreader in a crêperie to spread out the batter? The cast iron certainly gave you a lovely colour on the crêpes!
ReplyDeleteNever been to a creperie so didn't know about the spreader. They were tasty thouhg!
DeleteLove the idea of "flower crepes" with Nutella and bananas, but a 12" cast iron pan sounds like a heavy challenge.
ReplyDeleteIt was heavy but I wasn't looking for perfection. My "flowers" tasted great!
DeleteGreat job on your crepes! I only have cast iron pans, too, so I actually borrowed my neighbor's non-stick skillet to make these in, LOL! I knew the cast iron would be too heavy for me to twirl. lovely job!
ReplyDeleteNext time I'll be borrowing one too!
DeleteThe Elvis crepe! Nice job :-)
ReplyDeleteIt was "A hunk-a-hunk of burning love" ;)
DeleteGreat Job! The Elvis Crepe...is right:) Lynn @ Turnips 2 Tangerines
ReplyDelete"Love Me Tender" ;)
DeleteI love the fillings you chose - you can't go wrong with banana and any kind of spread - I used banana and Biscoff! :) Great job!!
ReplyDeleteYup, bananas are awesome!
DeleteThat is one tempting filling!
ReplyDeleteI need to try the recipe as a pancake next time!
Great job on this challenge
Thanks. They were yummy.
DeleteNo matter the shape, crepes are always delicious!
ReplyDeleteAgreed! They were tasty!
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