Ginger, Cinnamon, Nutmeg Fruit Filled Crepes

"I would've never thought of this spice combo for a crepe. I haven't made yet. I think this would be delicious with bananas."
 
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Ready In:
29mins
Ingredients:
17
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • For crepes: Combine ngredients in blender or food processor and blend 1 minute. Refrigerate 1 hour. Using crepe pan, coat lightly with butter or oil and turn crepes once, cook till edges just brown. Finish the rest of the crepes, and set aside.
  • For filling: Combine cream cheese, vanilla and sugar and blend till creamy. Assemble: Down center of each crepe, spread 2 T cheese mixture. Wash and cut fruit into thin slices. Place fruit slices on cheese. Dot with butter and sprinkle with brown sugar. Fold and place in 9x13" oblong baking dish, seam side down. Finish all. Bake @ 325 for 10-15 minutes till heated through.Arrange on serving plates. For whipped topping: Combine sugar and cream and beat on high till soft peaks form. Serve over warm crepes.
  • Any Fresh fruit in season is wonderful. The rest of the recipe is done the same.

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<p>I love Recipezaar! The recipes and people have helped me create dishes I would never have done by myself. I finally have gotten the knack of bread (which I love) because of this site. I am on the go workaholic who loves cooking and serving good fresh food to my family. Brought up with Italian food. Inspired by my grandmother who I should have paid more attention to while she was cooking and baking. Mother is a very good cook and a little sneaky. Liver, rabbit, duck, tripe, lamb and meat family would get on hunting trips was served often. Can't really do that with my family as they don't like these different dishes as I do and have protested. Family from Chieti &amp; Naples Italy. My pet peeve is overcooking pasta. I like it al dente everytime and never add sugar to my tomato sauce. My motto is I would rather have a little of a good , natural thing than a lot of no-fat low-fat stuff.</p>
 
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