Friday, February 29, 2008
My version of mille crepe
The long list of ingredients required for mille crepe puts me off from trying out the recipe. It is far too complicated for my attention span :p Perhaps some other time...
So, the next best solution for me was to use the Hungarian crepe (palacsinta) recipe by June meyer instead and by stacking up layers of palacsinta to imitate the mille crepe look ;)
Pancakes (Palacsinta)
Serves 4 to 6.
Ingredients
4 whole eggs
2 cups milk
2 tsp. sugar
2 cups sifted flour
Butter
1) Mix flour, salt and sugar.Combine well beaten eggs and milk.Add egg and milk gradually to flour mixture, beating to a thin smooth batter.Let batter sit for 1/2 hour. This gets rid of the raw flour taste.
2) Spoon 3 Tbls. on hot buttered skillet. Will be very thin. Tilt skillet quickly in a circular motion to distribute batter over skillet. Brown lightly on both sides.Continue this until batter is used up.
To make Chocolate syrup
1 bar of dark chcolate
1) Break chocolate into pieces and melt it using double boiler.
Assembling the cake
Almond flakes or grated walnut and powdered sugar for sprinkling
1) spread melted chocolate lightly on every crepe, meanwhile stacking it up til the desired height.
2) Finish off with more melted chocolate on top, sprinkle almond flakes all over.
3) When serving, sprinkle with some powdered sugar and a dollop of cream.
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Pancakes
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Friday, February 29, 2008
My version of mille crepe
The long list of ingredients required for mille crepe puts me off from trying out the recipe. It is far too complicated for my attention span :p Perhaps some other time...
So, the next best solution for me was to use the Hungarian crepe (palacsinta) recipe by June meyer instead and by stacking up layers of palacsinta to imitate the mille crepe look ;)
Pancakes (Palacsinta)
Serves 4 to 6.
Ingredients
4 whole eggs
2 cups milk
2 tsp. sugar
2 cups sifted flour
Butter
1) Mix flour, salt and sugar.Combine well beaten eggs and milk.Add egg and milk gradually to flour mixture, beating to a thin smooth batter.Let batter sit for 1/2 hour. This gets rid of the raw flour taste.
2) Spoon 3 Tbls. on hot buttered skillet. Will be very thin. Tilt skillet quickly in a circular motion to distribute batter over skillet. Brown lightly on both sides.Continue this until batter is used up.
To make Chocolate syrup
1 bar of dark chcolate
1) Break chocolate into pieces and melt it using double boiler.
Assembling the cake
Almond flakes or grated walnut and powdered sugar for sprinkling
1) spread melted chocolate lightly on every crepe, meanwhile stacking it up til the desired height.
2) Finish off with more melted chocolate on top, sprinkle almond flakes all over.
3) When serving, sprinkle with some powdered sugar and a dollop of cream.
Labels:
Pancakes
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