Crepes are easier to make than you think. These French street-food staples can be dressed up with sweet or savory toppings and any number of flavorful fillings.
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A great way to use up leftover chicken! It's teamed with garlicky sauteed spinach and a rich Gruyere bechamel for the filling of these hearty crepes.
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This recipe can be used as the basis for any crepe creation. The buckwheat variation has a slightly heartier texture and a more robust flavor. It's best paired with savory fillings. See our Basic Crepe...
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Beer, traditionally found in this dish, ferments the batter and adds flavor to these delicious crepes suzettes.
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Dim the lights when you flambé this strawberry-brown-sugar-rum sauce over crepes tableside. It makes for one spectacular and delicious dessert.
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The familiar flavors of flambeed bananas take beautifully to the elegant embrace of a crepe, giving this New Orleans icon a touch of sophistication.
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As you make the crepes, stack them on top of each other and cover to keep them tender and pliable.
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If they like piña coladas, and gorgeous sweets for dessert, they'll go gaga for this crêpe cake layered with coconut-infused pastry cream. You can make the filling and the crêpes (all 40 of them) up...
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A classic dusting of confectioners' sugar tops this strawberries-and-cream-filled crepe.
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Be sure to choose crisp apples whose texture will stand up nicely as they are cooked. We used Mutsu, but Granny Smith also work well.
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The decorative nuts are dipped in caramelized sugar and hung in bat fashion-upside down-so the sugar streams and hardens into the best candy on the block.
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These delicious apple crepes could easily be breakfast as well as dessert.
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This delicious recipe can be found in "The Balthazar Cookbook" by Keith McNally, Riad Nasr, and Lee Hanson.
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Yes, you can make a showstopping no-bake cake! Whip up a stack of crepes in advance, then layer with two whipped-cream fillings: white chocolate-raspberry and dark chocolate-hazelnut.
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This dessert practically qualifies as a party game with all the tasty toppings guests can pile on. Set out stacks of crepes -- some flavored with vanilla and rum, others with chocolate -- along with bowls...
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Breakfast never looked so elegant. These crepes are lined with Black Forest ham, with an egg cracked into each.
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Top crepes with warm, sweet, buttery bananas and a drizzle of dark chocolate, and you have an elegant dessert.
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The taste of lemon is a little like the shift in the air when the season starts to turn from chilly to warm-refreshing and deliciously unpredictable. In this dish, paper-thin crepes are topped with slices...
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This iteration of a tasty Crepes Suzette uses blood oranges instead of typical oranges, for bright, delicious flavor.
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A winsome way to use leftover crepes, this towering gateau de crepes replaces the usual jam, cream, and chocolate with alternating layers of rich bechamel and sauteed spinach.
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Chocolate-hazelnut spread and sliced bananas are a classic crepe filling that every sweet tooth will crave.
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Crepes are easier to make than you think. These French street-food staples can be dressed up with sweet or savory toppings and any number of flavorful fillings.
Author: Martha Stewart
Use this recipe as a filling for Dessert Crepes.
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Coconut crepes, dusted with confectioners' sugarand served with mango, arean Indian dessert similar tothe French classic. They canbe prepared a day in advance.
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Upgrade a kid-friendly lunchtime classic with these easy-to-eat PB & J rolls using our recipe for Simple Crepes. They make a great after-school snack.
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From the book "Mad Hungry," by Lucinda Scala Quinn (Artisan Books).
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These warm and tender crepes are filled with roasted vegetables and goat cheese for a savory spin on a French favorite.
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This light cake filled with delicious Green Tea Pastry Cream is best assembled on the day it is being served. Refrigerate, assembled and uncovered, up to 1 day. Martha made this recipe on episode 508 of...
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This surprisingly rich-tasting dessert is filled with whipped cottage cheese and almonds, and drizzled with a bit of melted apricot jam.
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These delicate filled crepes get their mild sweetness from honey, their tang from fromage blanc, and their tartness from a little lemon zest and juice.
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The batter can also be prepared in a blender: Place the ingredients in the jar of a blender, then turn it on and off quickly. Scrape down flour from sides, and blend again until smooth.
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The French enjoy thin, pancake-like crepes with sweet or savory toppings and fillings at any time of day. Serve these rolled up or folded. This recipe is the base for our super-satisfying, cheesy Chicken...
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Serve with Chestnut Espresso Caramel-Swirl Ice Cream. Store, refrigerated in sealed plastic bags, up to one week.
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The crepes can be refrigerated, wrapped in plastic wrap, up to two days; or frozen, wrapped in paper towels (to absorb moisture when thawing) and plastic wrap, and placed in a freezer bag, up to one month....
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Use this lemon curd recipe as a topping for Dessert Crepes.
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Use this recipe as a filling for Dessert Crepes.
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This recipe is brought to us by Alice Waters, chef and owner of Chez Panisse in Berkeley, California.
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This delicious recipe for buttered crepes with caramel and pecans comes courtesy of Rick Bayless.
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Ricotta-filled crepes become bright and tangy when crowned with tangerine and lemon marmalade, best made in winter, when citrus is at its peak. Honeybell or blood oranges and red grapefruit also work well...
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These fluffy, lightly sweet stuffed crepes can be found throughout Vienna at its myriad coffeehouses and konditorei, or pastry shops.
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This melt-in-your-mouth mixture of creamy fontina, spinach, shallots, and artichoke hearts rolled into crepes and smothered in a bubbling mustard cheese sauce is a must-make dinner.
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This delicious recipe is courtesy of Bryan Sikora of Talula's Table.
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From the book "Mad Hungry," by Lucinda Scala Quinn (Artisan Books).
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This towering dessert is made with alternating layers of crepes, creme fraiche, and strawberry preserves.
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Buttery crepes are topped with thinly sliced tangerines in syrup, which have a light and unexpected flavor. Recipes reprinted from CITRUS: SWEET AND SAVORY SUN-KISSED RECIPES Copyright © 2015 by Valerie...
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