FliP crêpes Original Vanilla Mixing Instructions

Flipcrêpes Administrator @ Sep 24, 2020

Crêpe Mix Instructions

Original Vanilla Crêpe Mix

Find a recipe instruction and tips of the batter recipe listed on the back of our crêpe mix packaging as well as a video demonstration!

Prep: 5 min.

Cook Time : 10 min.

Ingredients: 4

6-8 persons

Ingredients

Crêpes:

150g Flipcrêpes Original Mix
2 large eggs
1.1/4 Whole Milk (Substitute for Dairy-free)
1Tbsp of Vegetal oil or metled butter (optional)
1/2 oz of dark rum (optional)

Filling Recommendation:

Butter & Sugar (& lemon juice)
Nutella
Preserves & Jams
Nut Butters
Caramels
Eggs
Bacon & Hams
Spinach & Greens
& More

Crêpes Instructions:

Place 150g crêpe mix in a medium-large mixing bowl and dig a little well in the middle.
Crack eggs and place them in the little well.
Pour half of the milk into the bowl and start whisking.
Add the remainder of the milk and continue to incorporate slowly with the whisk until the batter is homogenous.
If using, add the oil/butter and the dark rum and whisk again.
Let the batter rest for 15-20 minutes.
Heat up a 9"-10" crêpe pan over medium burner.
When the pan is hot (no smoke), add a little butter in the center and grease it up with a paper towel or griddle wiper.
Use a 3oz ladle or 1/3 cup measuring cup and pour the batter into the pan. Swirl the pan around to coat the base with the batter.
When the sides of the crêpe are brown, flip it in the pan to cook the other side for 10-20 seconds.
Remove the crêpe from the pan and put it aside on a plate.
Repeat steps 9-11 until all the batter is used up.
Serve the crêpes warm with your desired toppings.

Hint: If the batter does not cover the pan easily, the batter may be too thick still. Add a little water/milk to the batter to calibrate and try again.

Enjoy your delicious crêpes made with Flipcrêpes Crêpe Mix!

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