These are the crepes my co-worker from France made us at work one day for a treat. They were delicious. She said that this recipe can be cut in half and can be used for sweet or savory crepes.
In a large bowl, mix flour/salt/baking powder - add oil, rum and eggs - mix very well until dough is nice and smooth.
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Add milk progressively and then beer.
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Let the mix stand for at least an hour before cooking.
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If mix is too thick, add some water until you reach desired consistency (should be quite liquid).
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Heat a non-stick or lightly greased skillet over medium heat.
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Pour about 1/3 cup of batter into the pan, quickly rotating and tilting the pan to spread the batter evenly. Cook the crepe until golden underneath, about 1 minute and then flip it over and cook for about another minute.
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Remove from pan, and repeat with the remaining batter. Keep the cooked crepes warm by covering with a towel.
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Fill the crepes with your favorite toppings and roll burrito style or folded over.
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Ideas for fillings:
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SWEET crêpes: jam / sugar / brown sugar / nutella / slices of banana + melted chocolate / slices of apples cooked in butter / melted chocolate + ground almonds or sliced almonds
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SAVOURY crêpes: ham + swiss cheese + egg / smoked salmon + heavy cream (or sour cream) / goat cheese or feta + spinach + ham / béchamel sauce + mushrooms + swiss cheese.
These crepes really are delicious. I didn't have quite enough regular flour so about a third of the flour was whole wheat. They fried them in a lightly oiled iron griddle (only the first crepe cooked in the oil. I didn't need to add any add any additional oil for the 6 crepes I cooked). They cooked up perfectly and did not stick at all. To serve, I filled the with sliced bananas, demerara sugar and creme fraiche. I'll be refrigerating the remaining batter for later use. Made for Jammin' Java Jivers ZWT5.
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