Crepes
Sofia Romano
@sofiaromanoeats
Prep
10 min
Cook
20 min
Total
30 min
Servings
4
Difficulty
Medium
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Blend the batter smooth
Blend all the batter ingredients for 30 seconds until completely smooth and the consistency of single cream.
Rest one hour
Rest the batter in the fridge for at least an hour. This lets the gluten relax and the bubbles subside, giving tender crepes rather than rubbery ones.
💡The rest is the difference between crepes and thin rubbery pancakes. An hour minimum.
Barely grease the pan
Heat a non-stick pan over medium and wipe with a butter-soaked piece of kitchen paper. Too much butter makes the crepe fry and go lacy.
Pour and swirl fast
Pour a scant quarter cup into the centre and immediately tilt and swirl the pan so the batter runs to the edges in a thin, even layer.
Cook briefly
Cook 45 seconds until the edges lift and the underside is golden in patches, then flip and cook 20 seconds more.
💡The first crepe always fails. That is normal — it is calibrating the pan.
Stack and serve
Stack on a plate as you go; they steam each other soft. Serve with lemon and sugar, or fill as you like.
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📝 Tips, swaps, and make-ahead notes
The batter keeps 2 days in the fridge and is arguably better on day two. Cooked crepes stack and refrigerate for 3 days, or freeze with parchment between them.
- •Savoury: Omit the sugar and fill with ham, cheese, and egg.
- •Gluten-free: Buckwheat flour makes traditional galettes.
- •Dairy-free: Any plant milk and oil in place of the butter.
Nutrition & Safety
Calories
286kcal
Protein
9g
Carbs
34g
Fat
12g
⚠️ Allergen & Safety Note
This recipe contains gluten, dairy and egg. Nutritional values are estimates per serving and may vary based on the specific ingredients you use. If you have food allergies, please verify all ingredients before cooking.
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