Crêpes with Lemon and Sugar
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Thin, tender French crêpes with golden mottling, lightly crisp edges and a bright lemon-and-sugar finish. Makes 8 crêpes, serving 4 as a light breakfast.
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◷ 68 mineasy
Thin, tender French crêpes with golden mottling, lightly crisp edges and a bright lemon-and-sugar finish. Makes 8 crêpes, serving 4 as a light breakfast.
Oct 17◷ 47 mineasy
Lightly fried corn tortillas topped with sunny-side-up eggs and warm tomato-jalapeño salsa. Keep the tortilla centres tender, their edges lightly crisp, and the salsa thick enough to complement rather than soak them.
Oct 9◷ 37 mineasy
Gently fold eggs through softened green peppers and juicy tomatoes for a tender, saucy Turkish breakfast, served straight from the skillet with bread for scooping.
Oct 6◷ 23 minmedium
A gently sweet-savoury Japanese rolled omelette with tender, fully cooked folds. Four thin layers are cooked and rolled in a regular nonstick frying pan, then cut into thick slices.
Oct 3Compare the ingredients, cooking time and equipment below to find a dish that fits your plans. Each recipe includes quantities and a step-by-step method.
Preparation takes 19 minutes. Cooking takes 27 minutes. Allow 68 minutes in total. Makes 4 servings. Key ingredients: plain flour, fine salt, eggs, whole or semi-skimmed milk, whole or semi-skimmed milk. Equipment: 24 cm non-stick frying pan or crêpe pan with a flat base approximately 21–22 cm across, Small saucepan, Mixing bowl, at least 1.5 litres, Whisk, Scales and measuring jug, Thin heat-resistant spatula, Heat-resistant pastry brush, Citrus juicer, Plate and clean tea towel for holding cooked crêpes.
Kitchen tip: Treat the first crêpe as a heat-and-portion check. If it is too thick, use slightly less batter or add the reserved milk only if the batter is genuinely thick.
Preparation takes 10 minutes. Cooking takes 38 minutes. Allow 47 minutes in total. Makes 2 servings. Key ingredients: ripe tomatoes, raw weight, cored and cut into 8 mm dice, onion, peeled weight, finely chopped, fresh jalapeño, approximately 1 small chilli, stem removed and finely chopped; remove seeds and pale ribs for milder heat, garlic, finely chopped, neutral cooking oil: 5 ml for the salsa, 15 ml for the tortillas and 10 ml for the eggs. Equipment: 18–20 cm saucepan, at least 1 litre capacity, with a lid, 28 cm non-stick or well-seasoned frying pan with a lid, large enough for four eggs, Wire rack, Chopping board and knife, Measuring spoons and kitchen scales, Small cup for cracking eggs, Broad spatula, Two serving plates.
Kitchen tip: The timeline allows a typical salsa reduction. Juicy tomatoes or thin tinned tomatoes can take longer: finish reducing before frying the tortillas.
Preparation takes 13 minutes. Cooking takes 25 minutes. Allow 37 minutes in total. Makes 2 servings. Key ingredients: hen eggs, approximately 200 g raw edible weight without shells, ripe tomatoes, raw weight after removing cores, mild Turkish green peppers, raw weight after removing stalks and seeds, olive oil, fine salt, divided: 2 g for the tomatoes and up to 1 g to finish. Equipment: 24 cm frying pan or shallow skillet, approximately 1.5 litre capacity, Heat-resistant spatula, Chopping board and knife, Bowl and fork, Kitchen scales and measuring spoons.
Kitchen tip: Tomato water content controls the reduction time. Use the spatula-channel cue before adding eggs, even if the sauce needs longer than the suggested simmer.
Preparation takes 7 minutes. Cooking takes 15 minutes. Allow 23 minutes in total. Makes 2 servings. Key ingredients: eggs, caster sugar, mirin, Japanese soy sauce (shoyu), water. Equipment: 20 cm nonstick frying pan with an undamaged surface and approximately 15–17 cm flat cooking base, Flexible, heat-resistant silicone spatula, Silicone pastry brush, Mixing bowl and fork or whisk, Measuring jug, Small dish for oil, Clean chopping board and knife, Thin-probe food thermometer, Fine sieve, optional.
Kitchen tip: Use the specified small pan: a much larger cooking base spreads the egg too thinly to roll reliably.