The router broke
and I was internetless (well, mobile network only) for ALMOST TWO
DAYS – panic! It's incredible what happened then. I was so active,
read books, walked, exercised, cooked, baked, drank no alcohol and
watched no TV! Well, it's back on now, so I can at least post this
recipe and catch up a bit. I think however, I will voluntarily try to keep such days
without surfing in the future, it was so refreshing.
So, now to the
actual recipe. Ever since I fell in love with spelt flour, I have
been dreaming of spelt crêpes. Now the time has come that I tried
them, and they were so good! A Nutella crêpe is a really nice thing,
but the savoury ones still always win for me. I thought I'd combine
my first spelt crêpes with quite an established and tasty mix of
tomato, garlic, cheese and basil.
This recipe will
make about four large crêpes.
Batter ingredients:
2 eggs
4 dl milk
2 dl spelt flour
1 tsp sugar
½ tsp salt
Other ingredients:
Butter for frying
4 tomatoes
1 garlic clove
Handful of fresh basil leaves
100 g mozzarella and cheddar mix
Salt and ground black pepper
Method
Whisk the crêpe
ingredients into a smooth batter and let it rest for about 30 minutes
in the fridge.
In the meanwhile
you can chop the crêpe fillings: slice the tomatoes, chop the garlic
finely and grate the cheese.
Heat some butter
in a pan and fry the crêpes golden brown on both sides.
Place the filling
into the middle of the flat crêpe while it's still in the pan. Turn
the crêpe corners over the filling in order to cover it. Let it in
the pan for few moments so that the cheese can melt a little and the
flavours blend.
Serve instantly
and enjoy!
This is a
wonderful breakfast or snack, a little bit naughty of course (butter
+ cheese...), but still also containing fresh ingredients. And the
spelt flour brings such a wonderful nuttiness to it. I will
definitely be trying other savoury variations soon.
Your VegHog
I love basil! I'll have to make this the next time I go grocery shopping.
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Me too and that's what really brought this treat together. I'm always growing basil indoors and in the summer on the balcony. It must be my most frequently used herb.
DeleteAnd of course these can be made with wheat flour as well, if you can't get spelt.
Your recipe says 4dl milk, what does dl mean?
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