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Chocolate Crepes Recipe

Name: Chocolate Crepes
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 10 min
Total time: 20 min
Ingredients: All Purpose Flour- ½ cup; Cadbury Cocoa- 3 tbsp; Milk- 1 cup; Egg-1; Salt- a pinch; Banana- 1; Mixed Toasted Seeds- 1 tbsp; Peanut Butter- 1 tbsp; Butter- 2 tbsp; Honey- 1 tbsp

Rishita Thalluri

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Author :Rishita Thalluri

Published : 1702832400000

Crepes can seem intimidating to make. But with this simple and easy to follow recipe, you’ll be flipping them onto a serving plate in under 5 minutes.

Difficulty:medium

Serves:2

Time:20 mins

Contains egg: No

If you ever need additional proof that the French people have a level of elegance that the rest of us ordinary non-French mortals could only aspire to, then it's this:

The story goes that a housewife in 13th century Brittany had a small mishap one morning as she prepared the day's meal for her family. A kettle of buckwheat porridge toppled over, and fell onto a flat stone on the hearth. As the thin batter spread over the sizzling hot stone, a classic dish was born: the crepe.

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Ingredients

2
Servings

For the Recipe

All Purpose Flour- ½ cup
Cadbury Cocoa Powder- 3 tbsp
Milk- 1 cup
Egg-1
Salt- a pinch
Banana- 1
Mixed Toasted Seeds- 1 tbsp
Peanut Butter- 1 tbsp
Butter- 2 tbsp
Honey- 1 tbsp

Directions

Mix all the dry ingredients together in a bowl.

Add the egg, and milk in parts and whisk until the mixture is completely combined.
Make sure the batter is runny.

Add the honey and mix well.

Heat a non-stick pan on low heat.
Pour a ladle of the crepe mixture on the pan and immediately swirl the pan around to spread the mixture.
When the crepe starts to cook, spread some butter on top.
Flip and cook for 30 seconds.
Repeat the process for all the crepes.

Fold the crepes into triangles and place them on a platter.

Slice the banana into discs and place on top of the crepes.
Drizzle some peanut butter and honey on top.
Sprinkle mixed seeds and serve.

Note:

- Make sure the crepe batter is not too watery but rather a pourable consistency.

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FAQs

How long does it take to prepare the batter for a chocolate crepe recipe?

All in all, it takes about 30 minutes to prepare and cook the easy chocolate crepe recipe. However, it might not be easy to make just the perfect crepes on the first try, you’d need patience and consistent effort to master making the thinnest and crispest crepes ever. With a non-stick pan, the right utensils and the correct consistency of the batter, more than half of the problem gets solved.

Is there a difference between crepes and pancakes?

Yes, crepes are a variety of pancakes that are thin and crispy. Traditional pancakes are thick and fluffy and made from flour, milk, eggs and leavening agents like baking powder and baking soda. The ingredients in chocolate crepe recipe, on the other hand, are similar but without the leavening agents, as they are made thin and crispy. The batter of pancakes and crepes also differ in consistency where the former uses thick batter and the latter uses batter with runny consistency. Both can be served with similar toppings and fillings.

Can I use cocoa powder in a chocolate crepe recipe?

Yes, adding cocoa powder is much easier to blend than melted chocolate. Cocoa powder mixes quickly with the batter and with the mild chocolate taste along with added sweetener, it helps other flavours shine. When you want to include more flavours like vanilla and spices like nutmeg and cinnamon in the chocolate crepe, you should use cocoa powder instead of solid chocolate bars.

Is it necessary to add sugar to the chocolate crepe batter?

Sugar brings an enhanced sweet flavour that helps in countering the bitterness of chocolate. If you are using chocolate with added sweet flavour, you can skip adding sugar to the batter as per your taste. If you want to taste the wholeness of chocolate in your crepes, then you can choose to add a sugar substitute with a mildly sweet flavour or even skip adding sugar in the batter and instead use sweet fillings and toppings for the crepes.

What kind of milk should I use for the chocolate crepe batter?

Since crepes are made with thin and runny batter, it is beneficial to use whole milk, 2% skim milk or milk substitutes like almond and coconut milk. Using full-fat milk or cream milk can enhance the thickness and richness of the batter which may affect the texture of the crepes and your crepes might turn out soggy and soft. Using thin milk also rules out the need to add water to make the batter runny.