Growing up, my mom would always make crepes for Sunday breakfast. I have memories of us making the batter together and me stealing dollops of the whipped cream that we would fill our crepes with. Now as I’m older, I’ve come to realize that you can do so much with crepe recipes and get really creative. When reading Delight Gluten-Free Magazine, I came across an article that included a recipe for peanut butter and jelly crepes with a peanut butter drizzle…yes please! Not only is this recipe gluten-free, but the protein powder that is used is great for a post […]
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Holiday Crepes
What I love about crepes is their versatility. You really can make them for breakfast, lunch, or dessert! You can tweak this recipe to fit the ingredients in your kitchen. Plus the coconut oil adds a sweet flavor the compliments the vanilla nicely! The coconut oil in liquid form hardens quickly when mixed with other cold ingredients, so it’s important to wait for your ingredients to be at room temperature before mixing. Ingredients:2 eggs lukewarm milk (2 ½ cups) salt (⅓ teaspoon) baking soda (½ teaspoon) honey (2 tablespoons) all-purpose flour (1 cup) Kelapo coconut oil (2 tablespoons – liquid form) vanilla extract (⅓ teaspoons) Kelapo Coconut Oil […]