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Recipes in the 'Crepes' category
17 results found under: Crepes
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You can buy the ready-made crepes or you can make a batch of your own. Nothing beats a homemade crepe that's gone right from the stove to the plate to your mouth. Fill according to what you're in the mood for -- sweet or salty.
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Want your breakfast, lunch or dinner to be full of crepes? This popular french staple happens to pack a mean protein punch. When it comes to the filling, the possibilities are endless. From fruit to cheese to meat, it's a total crepe shoot!
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Stop monkeying around with these same old crepes. Instead enjoy these best banana crepes that have plenty of appeal for dessert lovers everywhere.
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Crepes Suzette is a staple at many elegant brunches, especially for the decadent orange flavor. This recipe makes it a simple fix that'll please your guests.
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Put away the ice cream or cake. The dessert on tap tonight is these creamy, dreamy crepes, stuffed with a whole lot of goodness. You'll be sweet on these treats.
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A simple way to prepare crepes, this recipe is not just easy -- it's versatile as well. Fill the crepes with meats, cheeses, fruits or any other stuffing of your choice. Talk about a well-rounded offering...
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Crepes are extremely versatile as they can be used for breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert. This recipe gives you the basics for creating a mouth-watering crepe that'll melt in your mouth, whatever you stuff it with.
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Holy crepes! This is a perfect recipe for a brunch; the best part of it is that you don't have to use broccoli. Instead, opt for spinach, asparagus or whatever other vegetable is in your fridge.
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When you're searching for a simple crepe to make, this recipe does the trick every time. Please your palate with a taste of greatness.
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A very simple recipe, it's easy to "dress up" as you wish; add 1/2 tsp. of vanilla extract and 1/4 tsp. of cinnamon into the batter and you won't believe the mouth-watering effect! Cook it on a skillet greased with butter at medium heat.
