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I see a lot of casts about crêpes lately. I'm French, and my region has made crêpes its specialty, so here’s my recipe and my tips, you’ll know everything. **Utensils and Cooking:** * 1 mixing bowl * 1 whisk * 1 crêpe pan or billig * 1 spatula First of all, crêpes at my place are a weekly tradition, we even have a dinner consisting solely of crêpes. We add salted butter, sugar, jam, chocolate, salted caramel, it's a moment of sharing with friends or family. **Quantity for 12 crêpes:** * 250 g of wheat flour * 50 g of salted butter * 60 cl of milk * 4 large eggs * 2 tablespoons of powdered sugar * A pinch of fleur de sel First, mix the flour, salt, and sugar, then add the eggs to form a large ball. Slowly add the milk to avoid lumps, that's what I do, but some people add the milk first and then the eggs, it's up to you. 👇
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We make crepes or occasionally Norwegian pancakes, maybe every couple of weeks in the winter. Typically do a savory filing as well, do you have any favorite savory filings? My personal experience includes the first crepe of each batch not turning out great, any special tips for that first one?
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We have savory crepes here, but they are made with buckwheat flour for savory fillings. Our specialty is the savory crepe (we call it a 'galette') with a sausage inside—it’s amazing! At our markets, they’re sold to go, and some people add ketchup, mustard, etc.
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