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kalanamak > wrote: > > Here is a recipe for French crêpes made with a mixture of buckwheat and > > wheat, by David Lebovitz. It appears to be a decidely non-traditional > > recipe, especially as there is also sugar present. > > > > <http://www.davidlebovitz.com/archives/2007/07/planet_of_the_c_1.html> > > > > Victor > > Thanks, this recipe worked perfectly. We are investigating what heat > does, and we had a delicious time. We ended up treating this like what > is called Swedish pancakes in restaurants in the US: buttering, rolling > up and topping with powdered sugar and squeezing lemon juice over it. > It isn't too sweet, and I think I'll try some veggies in a Mornay sauce, > which will have more heat lessons. Hey, Blacksalt! Long time no read. Hope things are well down in the South Sound. Cindy in Seattle -- C.J. Fuller Delete the obvious to email me |
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