Thin, buttery, restaurant-quality crêpes are easier than you think to make in the comfort of your own kitchen. From Basic Crêpes (our most-saved brunch recipe of all time, by the way) to fresh and ...

Savory or sweet, crepes stuffed with delicious creamy cheeses, meat, seafood, vegetables or fruit are a special treat for most us, even worthy of their own party! Offering guests a range of tasty ...

This quick, simple crepe batter is infinitely variable and versatile. It yields thin, tender crepes and can go sweet or savory as in the variations. Fill them with anything you’d like. Whisk the milk, ...

Cookbook author Martha Holmberg has written the book on crepes — literally! Her "Crêpes: 50 Savory and Sweet Recipes" is the definitive guide on how to make crepes filled with everything from cheese ...

Imagine the colors of red, white, and blue burst together, creating a patriotic palette on your plate. Whether it's for a special occasion or simply to add a bit of color to your morning routine, ...

With so many of you having to stay home and cook for the first time — ever or more than you have in a long time — we get that it can be overwhelming to have to cook all your meals from scratch. So ...

Place all ingredients in a blender in the order listed and run until smooth, stopping to scrape down sides of blender cup once or twice. If you do not have a blender, put all ingredients in a large ...

If you can make a pancake, then you can make these homemade crepes! In this video, Natalie shows you how to make an easy recipe for homemade crepes using only four ingredients over the stove. Rolled ...

Dining at the Prosser home has taken on a decidedly French flavor this week with a new recipe for Spinach, Mushroom and Turkey Bacon Crepes. Read on for the recipe including a decadent Béchamel Sauce ...

Chef Mary Sonnier shared her recipe for these Crepes with Rose Petal Custard and Raspberries. (The NOLA.com/Times-Picayune archive) In 2009, chef Mary Sonnier shared ...

Make them thick or thin; 2 ounces of batter in a 5-inch pan will produce a crepe that is twice as thick as 2 ounces poured into a 9-inch pan. For best results, go easy when greasing the pan. Based on ...