Apple Pie Crepe Cupcake...things
Okay so not gonna lie I had no idea this was going to work and I can't think of any kind of fancy name for this (if it hasn't been done already). Anyway, I tried out a recipe that was supposed to be "quick" and "easy" and "my daughter loved it" and I realized whoever told you making crepes was easy was a dirty communist because I couldn't get it right. Well, I ditched the recipe and used my own experience in the culinary arts to create what eventually became this. It was a cold night in Florida--good luck!! :)
Apple Pie Crepe Cupcake...things
Okay so not gonna lie I had no idea this was going to work and I can't think of any kind of fancy name for this (if it hasn't been done already). Anyway, I tried out a recipe that was supposed to be "quick" and "easy" and "my daughter loved it" and I realized whoever told you making crepes was easy was a dirty communist because I couldn't get it right. Well, I ditched the recipe and used my own experience in the culinary arts to create what eventually became this. It was a cold night in Florida--good luck!! :)
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Beat your eggs, melt your butter, then whisk all your wet and dry ingredients into a mixing bowl like you do. But remember to pour the milk and water slowly! Your batter should be a little thick but mostly liquidy.
- 2
Pull out a spatula and a ladel, set your pan on the stove, and drizzle some olive oil on it. Set your heat to medium-high (mine was set to 8/10). Like with pancakes, pour the batter into the pan, wait for the edges to stick to the pan, then flip it over-- but oh CRAP! The damn thing broke! What you can save, set on a plate nearby and enjoy! For the pieces that didn't make it, shovel them up into a bowl---those are important. Repeat until the mixing bowl is empty.
- 3
For the pieces that broke off, pull out a cupcake baking pan, and put some of those little paper cups in it. Next, break apart the broken pieces (yes, break them MORE) and set them neatly into the little cups. When you reach about halfway, stop, and place a few bits of the apple pie filling into the center. Cover the filling with the broken crepe pieces until the cup is full.
- 4
Mix the brown sugar and apple pie spice, and cover the crepe pieces inside the cup. Use ALL of it!
- 5
Set the oven to 350 F, and bake for 30 minutes.
- 6
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