Sausage Crepes

"i've had this recipe for years.these are pretty easy,and quick once you get going."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 5mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
20
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ingredients

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directions

  • beat eggs and remaining ingredients until smooth.
  • 2 tbls batter into greased pan skillet.
  • heat very quickly on one side only.
  • place on paper towel then wax paper between.
  • fry sausage and onion.
  • add remaining ingredients mix until cheese is melted.
  • put 2 tbls.
  • sausage filling on each crepe.
  • roll up place in baking dish cover and chill bake covered at 375 40 minutes top with 1/2 cup sour cream.
  • bake uncovered 5 minutes.

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  1. I chose this recipe to serve on Shrove Tuesday earlier this month, and we enjoyed it very much. A few things I changed: I caramelized the onions, used cheddar cheese that I shredded in place of Velveeta, 1/2 lb sausage instead of 1 lb., and I added 1/2 packet of frozen spinach, thawed. I didn't quite get my head around heating only on side of the crepe and did give each a flip in the skillet, and I didn't melt the cheese, rather added each ingredient separately onto the crepes and rolled them up. I also didn't get the chill part, so I didn't chill but popped them into the oven right away and baked about 20 minutes at 375F. I didn't bake uncovered either, but added sour cream at the table. I came up with about 10 large crepes, as opposed to 20 smaller ones. These were very tasty, and I'm glad I had this recipe as my guideline.
     
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  1. I chose this recipe to serve on Shrove Tuesday earlier this month, and we enjoyed it very much. A few things I changed: I caramelized the onions, used cheddar cheese that I shredded in place of Velveeta, 1/2 lb sausage instead of 1 lb., and I added 1/2 packet of frozen spinach, thawed. I didn't quite get my head around heating only on side of the crepe and did give each a flip in the skillet, and I didn't melt the cheese, rather added each ingredient separately onto the crepes and rolled them up. I also didn't get the chill part, so I didn't chill but popped them into the oven right away and baked about 20 minutes at 375F. I didn't bake uncovered either, but added sour cream at the table. I came up with about 10 large crepes, as opposed to 20 smaller ones. These were very tasty, and I'm glad I had this recipe as my guideline.
     

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