crepes of life!!!. This is a scrumptious recipe for thin, delicious German style pancakes. I'm a professional musician and recording artist, and I often find myself in the kitchens of recording studios, trying to make something edible from the staple ingredients studios keep in their kitchens. Thankfully, Crepe Life is also all about that crepe life, and the truck is cruising in Los Angeles, CA with the most creative crepes in town.
Basically, a crepe is a very thin pancake.
The term crepe derives from the Latin word crispus, which means curled.
Recipes can vary, but the most basic crepe is simply flour, water and salt.
You can cook crepes of life!!! using 15 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Some butter or oil is put on a stove, and a wooden scraper shapes the batter into a round and flat layer. Place over medium-high heat until well heated. Transfer finished crepe to a large plate. Among the several sweet recipes with crepes, two of them are world-famous.
In the first one, crepes are simply filled with chocolate cream; fruit like banana and strawberry can be added for a fresh note of flavor. The second recipe is an authentic delicacy: the famous Crepes Suzette! A crepe should have a carmelly taste (oil prevents this) and try to use crepe pan very hot and cook the paper thin batter for one minute and flip for thirty seconds and keep war while doing the others. I should add that it is important to sift all flour, even when it states presifted for it has solidified in the package. A crêpe or crepe (/ k r eɪ p / or / k r ɛ p /, French: (), Quebec French: ()) is a type of very thin pancake.