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Dairy-free French crepes with Hazelnut Milk

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Dairy-free French crepes with Hazelnut Milk

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Thin French crêpes made with hazelnut milk, cooked in coconut oil without a batter-resting period.

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  • Vegetarian
  • Dairy-free
  • French
  • Breakfast
  • Crêpes
  • Hazelnut
Prep
10 min
Serves
6 servings
Level
Easy

Method8 steps

  1. Step 1: Mix all 250 g flour and the pinch of salt in a large bowl. If desired, add 1–2 tbsp of the optional sugar.

    Uses 250 g flour · 1 pinch salt · 1–2 tbsp sugar, optional

  2. Step 2: Beat the 3 eggs into the dry mixture, whisking from the centre.

    Uses All the dry mixture from step 1 · 3 eggs

  3. Step 3: Gradually whisk in all 550 ml hazelnut milk until the batter is smooth.

    Uses All the egg mixture from step 2 · 550 ml hazelnut milk

  4. Step 4: The batter is ready to cook immediately. Keep it covered while preparing the pan.

    Uses All the prepared batter from step 3

  5. Step 5: Heat a crêpe pan over medium heat. Grease it lightly with the coconut oil, spreading it over the surface with paper towel and wiping away excess.

    Uses A little coconut oil for greasing

  6. Step 6: Stir the batter before each crêpe, pour in a ladleful and tilt the pan to make a thin layer. Cook the first face for about 2 minutes, adjusting for thickness, until browned and the edge releases.

    Turn the crêpe · 2 minUses One ladleful of the prepared batter from step 4

  7. Step 7: Flip the crêpe and cook the second face for about 2 minutes, adjusting for thickness, until browned and cooked through.

    Check the second face · 2 minUses The crêpe ready to turn from step 6

  8. Step 8: Transfer the cooked crêpe to a plate and cover. Repeat with all the remaining batter, stirring it before each ladleful and lightly greasing the pan again only as needed. Cook both faces through and serve promptly; the batch serves six.

    Uses The cooked first crêpe from step 7 · Remaining batter from step 4 for repeated crêpes · Additional coconut oil only as needed

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