I am back with my weekend breakfast ideas. It is fun to switch and experiment, and even though I am stay at home mom and could experiment every day I always do it on weekends. I really don't know why? Perhaps it is from the times when I did work and only cooked on Saturday or Sunday or maybe because my mom was there at all time who was by the way fantastic chef and I didn't have to do a lot of cooking. Did I started loving cooking because of my mom? No!
I just love making people happy. Do you know that feeling when you make something and they say "wowww that tastes incredible!"
Cooking came to me naturally, but believe it or not I rarely follow the recipe. Once I taste the food for example at the restaurant I know what is in...
especially now that I am blogging, those senses kind of woke up, so I am cooking with my senses.
My great great aunt, which I called grandma' because she was like my grandma' thought me how to make my first crepes. She was such an amazing woman and I could not be more thankful.
I still remember like it was yesterday... looking back she mostly tried to teach me not only how to make crepes but how to present them est. to cut the story short.. that woman was real philosopher!
But what I knew, I was only 13, and I have been making these ever since with her always on my mind!
Again today will be kind of breakfast idea. I will write my crepe recipe,
Crepes:
- 2 cups of all- purpose flour
- 3 cups of skim milk, or more if needed
- 1/2 tsp. of salt
- pinch of sugar
- pinch of baking soda
- 2 eggs
Directions:
- Mix them all together, but don't over-beat.
- You can also use hand electric mixer, or do it with a whisk.
- Cook on the *HOT* pan and once you put the batter in turn the heat on med. high
- also you can use just a drop of oil in the pan before each ladle of batter.
- Use circling motion to get it all around the non stick pan. Flip once crepe is all dry on top part.
Filling:
- 2 chopped scallions
- 1/2 green pepper
- 1/2 red pepper
- handful of mushrooms
- 1/2 teaspoon of Canola oil
- Salt and Pepper for taste
- 1 slice OR handful of Pepper Jack-for each crepe
- 1 slice of handful of Mozzarella-for each crepe
Directions:
- In a preheated pan put oil and veggies.
- Cook them for about 5 minutes, and put bit of salt and pepper.
- You can also have a option of grilling the veggies in the Spring or Summer time.
Enjoy!
I want to take this time and sent huge Thanks to Muna Kenny from Munaty Cooking for placing my post in her online magazine for May issue. You can check it out HERE and also check her blog where she have some delicious meals and sweet treats! She is very sweet and professional lady, and it was pleasure talking and working with her!!!
Again, Thank you Muna!!!!
Sandra
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HI Sandra,
ReplyDeleteIts really an amazing recipe and reading about your grandma remind me abt mine...they are so precious right
Hope you're having a great weekend Sandra. Your crepes look lovely. I love crepes too -- they're like a staple food in our house ... we make them one way or the other at least once a week .... and I agree they are really good filled with veggies.
ReplyDeleteOh yes please!! These look heavenly!! I love my crepes savory rather than sweet. Thanks for stopping by my blog. I'm glad you liked the Peanut Butter Truffle Brownies! ♥- Katrina
ReplyDeleteovo je bozanstveno!:)
ReplyDeleteOh Sandra, that looks so delicious. I think Sunday morning is made for these Veggie crepes and maybe a mimosa too :)
ReplyDeleteI definitely need this healthy breakfast too! Looks lovely and comforting :)
ReplyDeleteOh I wish I didn't have church so early this morning. I would love to make these for my mom. I love savory crepes and yours, of course, looks amazing. The pepper jack cheese would be just the right amount of spiciness for me:) Have a great Sunday Sandra!
ReplyDeleteYour crepes look fabulous, Sandra...and I love the story of your "grandma" teaching you to make these :)
ReplyDeletewonderful and delish crepes. loved the veggie stuffing, looking so vibrant !
ReplyDeleteOh yum...This looks so good! A real great idea for breakfast indeed!
ReplyDeleteLove this! I make crepes almost every weekend... I just usually end up caving and loading them up with nutella lol
ReplyDeleteWonderful story, Sandra. And great crepes.I also like them savory.Sometimes I use them instead of cannoli.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week
Good morning to you! These look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is someone that lives with you is very very lucky!
ReplyDeletemmmmmm palachinki!!! my favorite! I like that you made a savory version... these would make a great lunch, too!
ReplyDeleteThese look really really really wowelishious delicious!!!! Bet they light up the kitchen on this gloomy Sunday! I just keep my fingers crossed that we won't have another snowy situation here in Nashville. Have a cozy Sunday evening Sandra :)
ReplyDeleteThese look so delicious! I love this idea of filling crepes with veggies for breakfast!
ReplyDeleteDelicious recipe! I love savory crepes just as much as the sweet ones. The little crepe place by my house makes one with goat cheese and caramelized onions that's soooo good. Beautiful photos, too!
ReplyDeleteWe just and breakfast for dinner and I wish I'd readthis earlier. The cheese and mushrooms add such a meaty texture. A keeper for sure. Hope you're having a great evening!
ReplyDeleteYour grandma/great aunt gave you such a gift and how fitting and sweet that when you cook these, you remember those days. I love the savory crepes and will keep this close for my weekend breakfasts (I work at home but only cook breakfast on the weekend also).
ReplyDeleteLove the way this looks - so nice and fresh!
ReplyDeleteI have never been good at making crepes or pancakes -- well, I guess I should say I was never good a making pancakes so I never bothered trying with crepes. Now that I finally have pancakes down, I definitely should give crepes a try! Pictures are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI am in love! These crepes look amazing and I'd want them for breakfast any time of the week, not just the weekend :-) I hope yours was spectacular, Sandra!
ReplyDeletegorgeous crepes! i have yet to make my own... i'm afraid of burning or ripping them... but one of these weekends i will give it a try!
ReplyDeleteSandra, I love how healthy these breakfast crepes are - I would probably use tortillas, but really should start making crepes!
ReplyDeleteThat looks incredible! My hubby will love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat blog; happy I found you!
Mary xo
Delightful Bitefuls
you know I never used to cook before .. didn't even knew how to boil egg! crazy huh!!
ReplyDeleteYour crepe looks SO tempting and yet so easy to make.
Crepes with the veg look so good and I'd have them any time of day ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove the story of your great great aunt and with an appropriate photo of the crêpe, book and glasses in the background. Lovely touch. I am totally with you about wanting to make people happy when you cook. Makes you just want to make more! Keep 'em coming...
These savory crepes are just perfect for a delicious satisfying breakfast!
ReplyDeleteSandra, your "grandma" sounds like a remarkable woman. To me it is quite obvious that you are a natural cook, I see it every time I stop by. Your crepes look perfect, delicious, healthy and ones I must make soon. I never add any leaving agents to mine, will do so next time.
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful, Sandra! I love a good veggie-and-cheese whatever for breakfast. :-p And if it's light and fluffy crepes, even better! Great photos, too, BTW!
ReplyDeleteO.K, these crepes look so perfectly delicious! I'm so impressed:) The one time I tried to make crepes was a disaster, I decided to leave crepe making to the pro's. Your post has inspired me to try again though!
ReplyDeleteI am bit late to thank you all individually however I read each of your wonderful comments and appreciate each and every one of them! Will visit you all soon!
ReplyDeleteThese savoury creps with veggies and cheese look utterly delicious.I love the fresh basil leaves sitting on the side.
ReplyDeleteYour crepes look delightful. I haven't made them in awhile and now I want to bring out my old crepe pan! Thank you for stopping by my blog. :)
ReplyDeleteThose look amazing! I never would have thought to put cheese and veggies in a crepe, but bravo Sandra..they look awesome!
ReplyDeleteI'd happy join you for breakfast if you make some more of these wonderful crepes.
ReplyDeletehope i'll see you in top 9 tomorrow
What an amazing breakfast treat, Sandra. I would love to take the time to make this for my family on Sundays!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty presentation, as well!
Simply beautiful! And so fresh! I love how your crepes look, a great day idea to start the day :)
ReplyDeleteI love crepes :) yours look so delicious and yummy!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra...your so lucky to have had such a special great-aunt to really take the time to teach you how to cook and serve crepes. Your look divine and the filling delicious as well.
ReplyDeleteAdam's always loved crepes, typically sweet (it's amazing how many he can put away!). He is the one who ran across your post and suggested for for breakfast tomorrow. I think it's going to be a good morning!
ReplyDeleteHow I wish I can have this dish for my breakfast.
ReplyDeleteCiao Sandra! I love this idea for a breakfast crepe filled with all these gorgeous vegetables. Delicious!
ReplyDeletehealthy and delicious combination for anytime looks colourful
ReplyDeleteI love savory crepes!
ReplyDeleteNice!
Christina xo.
Amazing crepes.. I didnt have such delicious thing for ages.. they look very very good :)
ReplyDeleteWow, Sandra - these are absolutely beautiful!! And such a great photos!! I am totally in love with your cooking!
ReplyDeleteYour crepes look so good, and you could add nay veggies you liked, abd even have these for lunch. Very creative and versatile.
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea! I love a new use for crepes! Yum!
ReplyDeleteI so want these right now...they look amazing! Sounds like there were a few great cooks in your family. It is great when someone like your grandma has patience and stimulates such a pleasure around food and cooking :)
ReplyDeleteYou make me so happy with all those veggies. That's the perfect crepe for me!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE love LOVE your photos and how you share so much of your history with these recipes!! Great recipe and wonderful post!:)
ReplyDeleteWonderful breakfast. Yummy.
ReplyDeleteSimply killing some in between class time on Digg and I found your article . Not usually what I desire to examine, however it was completely worth my time. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra! That's a very nutritious crepe. Here's my favorite version too. It's so simple and easy. Include tips crepe making and electric crepe makers too. :)
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