Crpe

A crpe is a thin pancake. It originates from Brittany, a region in the west of France, where it is traditionally server with apple cider. It used to be cooked on flat rocks (where the name comes from). Crpes are usually of two types: sweet or savoury, the main difference is the flour used (plain flour or buckwheat flour respectively); they may then be rolled or folded, and filled with different ingredients. Recipe This recipe for sweet crpes is an easy one to start with (for about 30 crpes): * 500g plain flour * 1L milk * 4 eggs * 2 tbsp oil or melted butter * 1 pinch of salt Put the flour at the bottom of a mixing bowl and make a hole in the middle where you put the eggs, the oil or butter, the salt and a bit of milk. Mix them and slowly incorporate the flour, you should get a thick paste. Then continue mixing and slowly add the rest of the milk, mix well to avoid making lumps. You may add a bit of liqueur (traditionally Brandy or fleur d'oranger) for more taste. You may even replace part or all of the milk by beer! Heat a flat cooking pan (non-stick recommended), grease it with some butter, and pour some batter while rolling the pan to make the crpe as thin as possible. Cooking may take 30 to 60s until the cooked side looks like the moon surface, then turn it over to cook the other side; with some practice, you can flip it in the air by swinging the pan. Serve with caster sugar, jam, spreads, etc.

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