I used the "One Man Crepe" recipe (that you can find on here, thanks again Felice!), with a twist. This savory crepe has mushrooms and chicken in a simple cream sauce (medium white sauce). Both the crepe and the sauce is so versatile......change the flavors, to suit your taste and likes.

Crepes are loved by children.But if you buy them, they are so expensive. If you make them at home you can have lots of fun cooking and they're cheap that's the best way.Books often tell you to make a well in the middle of the dry ingredients and then add the egg. Actually if you do it the other way around and add the sifted dry ingredients to the liquids you'll get less lumps If you get rid of excess butter in the pan before cooking, you'll end up with a better crepe. Recipe by Orihime mama

I thought about making a cloth-like crepe using pancake mix for my pancake and crepe-loving son, but inspiration struck when I was making it, so I rolled them up and drew on some faces.The faces will fall off if you don't strongly whip the heavy cream.Adding in lots of heavy cream gives these a good shape.When adding in more of milk B to turn it into a crepe batter, you will end up with crepes that are too thick if there is not enough milk, and you won't be able to tuck it in at the bottom. Please try it out after cooking just one piece. Recipe by Hamumaki

These are delicious, they are a thinner version of pancakes and they are way sweater. Crepes are originally from Brittany in France!!

My family love them so delicious 😘😋😺

This is not my recipe. I learned this recipe at Gino's Culinary Studio in NY. This recipe makes several crepes, about 15. You can either cut the recipe down or save the already made crepes in the fridge for use later.

The French " Crepe " word for a very thin pancake.if you want to make sweet , prepare this recipe adding 2 tablespoons sugar to the batter. You can sacked and wrap in a plastic bag or foil in the freezer for 3 months . Just place plastic wrap between crepes to be frozen will make it easier to separate them to thaw. This recipe make 12-13 small crepes

Find more recipes at nobleyes.comMeal: Pumpkin Crepes with Cottage Cheese FillingCooking time: 20-30 minutesDifficulty: mediumLeftovers: No, but if you cooked more batter than needed, you can either fry more crepes or leave the batter overnight in the fridge for tomorrow.Please note: All terms of storage are approximate, as all kitchen equipment is different. We do not take responsibility for your cooking, food storing and other experiences!

I've always loved crepes and often made it without giving much thought to the ratio of ingredients, but this time, I measured them out well. Because these crepes are so simple and yet easy to handle, I decided to post the recipe here!Take care to strain the batter to remove lumps - this really makes a difference. There's no need to grease the pan if it's a non-stick frying pan. Make sure to heat the frying pan well. It's a simple taste, so you could make a meal with it for sure. Recipe by Lesser Panda

This is one of my kids favorites and pretty easy if you have an electric whisk.