For the recipe of the day, discover the recipe for almond milk crepes. Even if we agree, we can eat crepes every day!
Tuesday was Mardi Gras. You didn't have time to enjoy it? You're always late on dates and you want to make up for it? Discover an original crepe dessert recipe with a key ingredient: almond milk.
Preparation time: 15 minutes
Cooking time: 2 minutes
Ingredients for 30 crepes
250 g flour
4 eggs
1 tablespoon of oil
A pinch of salt
1 tablespoon liquid vanilla
1 tablespoon rum
1 tablespoon orange blossom
1 lemon zest
1 litre of almond milk
To find almond milk, go to the diet or organic section of your supermarket!
Are you ready? Let's cook some crepes!
Preparation of the crepe batter
Bring a large salad bowl. Put the flour in it by making a small well (like when you were a child!) then break the 4 eggs and mix.
Now add the tablespoon of oil, the pinch of salt, the tablespoon of liquid vanilla, the tablespoon of rum, the tablespoon of orange blossom and the lemon zest. And yes, we know, this recipe is not very complicated, just add everything and mix!
It's the turn of the almond milk to be incorporated into the dough. To do this, add it little by little into the preparation while continuing to stir to avoid lumps.
If you find that the dough is a little thick, just add a little water, but not too much!
Cooking crepes
Add a little fat to the bottom of your crepe pan and let each side of your crepe brown for 1 minute. You have to use professional crepe makers like those available at
rollergrill-international.com for instance, they are designed for cooking traditional sweet crepes.
If you are allergic to cow's milk, this crepe batter recipe is a very good alternative!
And as a garnish?
For gingerbread fans
Fry some gingerbread squares in a pan and add a drizzle of honey or jam to your crepe: a treat!
For gourmets
Garnish your crepe with a drizzle of hot chocolate, a scoop of ice cream (of the flavour of your choice): guaranteed return to childhood.
For those with a sweet tooth: chocolate crepe, ice cream, marshmallow, etc.
For honey fans
Mix your favourite honey with dried fruit cut into small pieces: crunchy gourmet as Cyril Lignac would say!
For fans of caramelised fruit
Put a little sugar in the bottom of a saucepan, add water or the juice of the fruit of your choice and brown it. Crush them while they are still hot and let them cool down before eating.
For chestnut fans
Let yourself be tempted by the chestnut cream. You can add some glazed chestnut chips or meringues. A delight!
For those who prefer simplicity
Nothing better than sugar, brown sugar, or vergeoise and a little whipped cream.
And for those with a sweet tooth
Why not accompany your crepe with homemade hot chocolate!
And you what are your favorite crepe toppings?