In a medium mixing bowl or in the jar of a blender, combine the flour and sugar. Add the milk, and eggs and mix well. Refrigerate the batter for 1 hour. Heat oil in medium skillet over medium-high ...

Place the first crêpe onto a cake board or rotating cake stand. Using the piping bag filled with white chocolate mousse, pipe ...

Crepes are a versatile yet fancy breakfast, brunch, dinner, or dessert, and they couldn’t be easier to make. I first shared ...

Those of you who read the Monday Meal Plan know that this week I was attempting a foray into French food by making crepes. Well, they were a hit and I wanted to share the recipe I used as well as a ...

Crepes are making an appearance all hours of the day or night. Crepes whip up in a flash and can be stuffed with a variety of tasty and nutritious fillings suitable for any meal. These delicate French ...

Crepes are fun and easy to make. You can make savory or sweet depending on what you add to it. 1) To make the crepe batter, add the ingredients into your blender and blend until smooth. 2) Place the ...

1. To make the crepes, combine eggs, milk, flour, salt, thyme and butter or olive oil in a food processor and process until smooth. Cover batter and refrigerate for at least one hour or even overnight ...

Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Grease a large baking pan - rub with garlic clove and arrange potatoes in a single layer - season with salt, pepper, and some of the thyme and chopped garlic. Layer ...

With so many of you having to stay home and cook for the first time — ever or more than you have in a long time — we get that it can be overwhelming to have to cook all your meals from scratch. So ...

Sylvie Le Mer's childhood food memories are impossibly romantic. During weekends, she and her family headed to her grandparents' farm in Brittany in the far-west county of Finistere, which means the ...

Crêpes might be an every once in a while food for most home cooks, but they were once a daily staple. Crêpes originated in Brittany in the northwestern part of France. Why there? Nothing really grew ...