crepes

Learning to make crepes! Crepes can be enjoyed both sweet and savory.

Heat a pan and oil it. Pour a ladle of batter into the pan and spread it out. Crepe batter is very easy to make.

Crepes are a popular pastry in France and many countries around the world. They are made from flour, milk, eggs, and a pinch of salt, and are often filled with sugar, jam, melted chocolate, or whipped cream. They are typically cooked in a hot pan until they are golden and crispy on the outside, while remaining soft and fluffy on the inside.

The History of Crepes
Crepes have a long history dating back to ancient times. They are believed to have been invented by the Gauls, who made them from wheat flour and goat’s milk. They were considered a staple food and were often served at festivals and religious ceremonies.

Over time, crepes were adopted by other cultures and evolved into one of the most popular dishes in the world. In France, they are particularly popular on Candlemas Day, which takes place on February 2nd each year and celebrates the end of winter. The French have the tradition of flipping crepes in the air with a pan while holding a gold coin in their hand, which according to tradition, will bring luck and prosperity for the year to come.

The Taste of Crepes
Crepes have a slightly sweet taste and a soft and fluffy texture. Their taste largely depends on the type of flour used and how they are prepared. Whole wheat crepes have a stronger taste and are more filling than white flour crepes, which have a lighter and more delicate taste. Chestnut and buckwheat flour crepes also have their own unique flavors.

Crepes Cooking Recipes
There are many different crepe recipes, each with its own ingredients and method of preparation. Here is a basic recipe for white flour crepes.