Happy Mothers Day to all the moms out there…you all deserve some relaxation and a plate of comfort food. How about some crepes…Yum.
My wife absolutely loves crepes with any topping but her favourite is cinnamon sugar and lemon juice. You can use any topping of your choice but try this combination, it’s fantastic.
Start with a basic crepe batter by combining the flour, eggs, milk, oil and a pinch of salt. Whisk well to get all the lumps out and set aside for about half an hour.
Make some cinnamon sugar by combining sugar and cinnamon and mixing well.
When you are ready to make the crepes heat a crepe pan or medium sized pan on medium heat for about 5 minutes. I like transferring my batter to a jug to easily pour the mixture into the pan. coat the pan with a neutral flavour oil using a paper towel, hold the pan off the heat and gently pour the crepe batter into the pan while swirling the pan to cover the bottom completely with batter. It takes some practice to get a nice thin crepe that is completely round. Don’t panic the first one is almost always a mess. Cook on each side for about a minute or until it just starts browning. If your crepe is too thin it tends to crisp around the edges but I like the texture difference.
After each crepe is done sprinkle some cinnamon sugar on top and fold into quarters. Place on a plate and keep in a warm oven until all your crepes are done.
Arrange two to three finished crepes on a plate, sprinkle additional cinnamon sugar on top and squeeze some lemon juice on each crepe. Serve with fresh fruit of your choice if you like or eat them as is. Enjoy!
[lt_recipe name=”Crepes with Cinnamon Sugar and Lemon” servings=”Makes 12 pancakes” prep_time=”30M” cook_time=”20M” total_time=”50M” difficulty=”Easy” summary=”Perfect crepes to serve with the topping of your choice” print=”yes” image=”https://darylskitchen.com//wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Crepes-300×204.jpg” ingredients=”1 cup all purpose flour;1 1/4 cup whole milk;2 large eggs;2 Tbsp oil or melted butter;pinch of salt;;1 lemon;4 Tbsp white sugar;1 heaped tsp ground cinnamon;Fruit (Berries) optional” ]Combine first 5 ingredients in a bowl and whisk until no lumps remain. You can also use a blender and pulse for 10 seconds.;Set batter aside for at least 30 minutes.;Heat your pan and add oil or butter to coat the bottom;Add the batter to the pan while swirling the pan to coat the bottom;Try keep the batter as thin as you can;Cook on each side for 30 seconds to a minute depending on the heat.;Transfer the crepe to a plate and sprinkle with the prepared cinnamon sugar (combine white sugar and cinnamon and mix well).;Fold into quarters and keep warm.;Continue with the above steps for the remaining batter.;Serve with additional cinnamon sugar and lemon juice. Add fresh berries (optional).[/lt_recipe]
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