Cake-style Crepes
I really like crepes, so one day I made a huge batch. I tried to replicate the cake sold at a neighborhood pastry shop, but they use normal custard cream inside. As it's been hot lately, I've replaced it with bittersweet cream.
Refer to the recipes for the crepes, caramel custard sauce and Swiss roll batter. Recipe by Yukiline
Cake-style Crepes
I really like crepes, so one day I made a huge batch. I tried to replicate the cake sold at a neighborhood pastry shop, but they use normal custard cream inside. As it's been hot lately, I've replaced it with bittersweet cream.
Refer to the recipes for the crepes, caramel custard sauce and Swiss roll batter. Recipe by Yukiline
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Prepare the sponge cake using the Swiss roll recipe. Half the recipe and bake in a large baking sheet so that the cake layer is thin (I used a 27 x 20 cm baking sheet). Cut into 12 portions.
- 2
Prepare the caramel custard cream and then let it cool.
- 3
Make the crepes and cover with plastic wrap to prevent drying.
- 4
Slice the banana into your desired width. Then first put the banana slices on the crepe. I just put three slices on the crepe.
- 5
On top of that, sprinkle with sugar and whipped heavy cream. Then slather the caramel custard on the sponge cake.
- 6
Then lay the cake on top. So, from the bottom it should be banana, heavy cream, caramel custard and the sponge cake.
- 7
Wrap the toppings in the crepe.
- 8
It's ready! Put it in the fridge to chill, then serve.
- 9
You have the fluffy sponge cake and the bittersweet heavy cream. Plus the bananas are wrapped into the moist crepe. It's so delicious, there'll be no complaints!
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