Introduction: How to Make Crepes for Chandeleur (Groundhog Day | Candelmas)
Today is the day of "chandeleur" groundhog day .
I propose an original french recipe, easy to do.
Step 1: All Ingredients
We usually call this recipe 4.3.2.1
4 glasses of milk (1 Liter)
3 eggs
2 glasses of wheat flour (400g of flour)
1 pinch of salt
25mL rum (use brown rum if you have, taste is better)
And 1 pinch of cinnamon
Step 2: Put the Flour in Jar
You can sift flour which will make it lighter
Step 3: Time of Eggs
Put in the jar 3 eggs with the flour
Step 4: 1st Cup of Milk
It is very important not begin to mix the dough before adding the first cup of milk if you have a grainy dough.
mix vigorously until have a smooth dough and without grainy. ( you can use whisk or whisk mixer, blender do lot of grainy)
Continue with each other cups
Step 5: Final Mix
add last cup of milk, salt, cinnamon and rum (25mL = 4 caps of rum's bottle)
mix again and let stand 1hour (you can let stand dough one night)
Step 6: Cooking
Heating up the stove over medium heat
Rub the stove with a bit of butter on a cloth
Made dough flowing into the stove
Cook 1 minute intervals until pancakes are off. The return
(According to tradition, it blew up pancakes)
Step 7: Tasting
You can add sugar, chocolate powder, jam.
Eat them
7 Comments
14 years ago on Introduction
i'm french and i approuve this instructable, and it seem that is done in france, your eggs are not white, you're using " la baleine" salt and dillon rum.... and you're using grams and you power plugs seem to be in the european style. did i'm right ?
15 years ago on Introduction
You should probably change your title to something more descriptive of your instructable. For example "How to make crepes for Chandeleur (Candlemas / Groundhog Day). It took me until the middle of your instructable to figure out what you were actually making...
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
right now
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
Thanks - that helps! :-)
15 years ago on Introduction
French word for these is "crêpes" (plural) You can cook it one side, then return and put on it some cheese, ham, egg. The recipe may be changed a bit for these as it is a salty meal. Happy chandeleur everybody
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
if you want try salty meal, replace flour by black wheat flour (sarrasin) . taste is better
15 years ago on Introduction
Never heard of these, but they look like pancakes, and boy, do they look delicious!
Great job, I want some. :P