when i was younger my family would go to my aunt and uncle's house in delaware about once a year - usually at christmastime, if i recall correctly. my uncle john would make crepes at some point every year - this was a tradition in their family and the crepes were DELICIOUS. when i was in florida in january for my grandma's birthday celebration, i asked him for the recipe. and today i tried it! i made a half batch and filled the crepes with cottage cheese and strawberries sweetened with honey. AMAZING. just sweet enough, but they felt very light and healthy and i am adding "crepe maker" to my list of skills on my resume. i can see myself making these frequently, as they don't require any special ingredients. here's the recipe, courtesy of my uncle john:
From Fannie Farmer:
2 eggs
1 cup milk
½ teaspoon salt
1 cup flour
2 tablespoons melted butter
Mix eggs first then add other ingredients (all at room temperature)
Beat until smooth; let stand for 30 minutes
Heat small (5-7 inch) pan to medium heat
Film with butter
Pour several tablespoons of batter in the pan an immediately tilt the pan to coat the bottom with a thin even coating (as thin as possible)
Flip when lightly brown and cook the other side
Filling: ½ cottage cheese, ½ fruit yogurt (or anything else you might desire)
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