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Guests are coming by this weekend and you would like an easy but elegant dessert that doesn’t require baking. Crêpes are your answer. “I didn’t know crêpes were that easy,” is a typical response when we introduce someone to making them. If you can make pancakes, you can make crêpes. You make them on the stovetop. You can even make them in advance and store them in your refrigerator. When your guests arrive, just fill them with your favorite filling, dust them with some powdered sugar and you’re ready to go. And your filling can be anything you desire from pudding to fruit or a pie filling. In this issue, we’ll tell you how to make crêpes.You’ll also find the tools you need to make them easier. Plus, you’ll find our new Italian Cheese and Herb Bread at 25% off. Enjoy your crêpes. Dennis and Merri Ann Weaver Get the tools you need for great crêpes.
Better tools make better crêpes. You’ll want a good crêpe pan, a thin spatula, and a scoop or ladle to measure your batter with. You’ll like this crêpe maker’s kit with a nice, sturdy crêpe pan with a nonstick finish, a thin nylon spatula that won’t scratch your pan, and a handy little ladle that you can keep right on the stovetop and ladle the same amount each time. Get this crêpe maker’s kit and save 25%! >> How to Make CrêpesCrêpes are made in a small, flat frying pan. The batter is egg rich with no leavening. In a hot pan, they cook in moments. A Choice of FoldsYou don’t have to fold your crêpes. You can stack them in layers with filling between like a torte. Our recipe, Fresh Berry Torte is made that way. But if you do fold them, you can fold them in fourths, you can fold them into a tube, or you can fold them like an envelope. It’s your choice. Our Strawberry Blintz Recipe is folded envelope fashion. (Pictures accompany the recipe telling you how to make the folds.) You still don’t have a muffin top pan!!
Let’s make it easy: Take 20% off the pan, get a free gourmet cream syrup, and get a $2.00 off coupon when you buy a muffin mix. That’s a $23.44 value for only $12.79—almost a 50% savings. Save nearly 50% on this muffin top pan deal >> Storing CrêpesCrêpes can be stored for about five days in the refrigerator. Once cooled, stack them between layers of parchment paper or waxed paper. Crêpes can also be frozen. Simply stack them between a plate with wax paper or parchment paper between each. Place the plate with the crêpes in a plastic bag and put the bag in the freezer. Use within three months. |  | ||
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