Why does it work
- Using both carrot and carrot juice cooked in the crepe batter gives the crepes their vivid orange and sweet vegetable taste.
- A blender allows you to prepare a smooth batsman in less than a minute.
- Using the classic orange sauce for creps prevents the dish from tasting excessive vegetation.
With remarkable exception to carrot cakeCarrots are usually associated with charming dishes like Salad And SoupBut if I am getting honest, I like them in the dessert. Their natural sweetness makes them easy to include Cake And PastryWhere their vegetation notes shine with other sweet baking staples such as honey and vanilla. My new favorite way to create a dessert with carrots is our Birmingham, Alabama -This recipe is from the Kitchen collaborative Craig Rough It includes carrots Creps SuzetFrench sweets of crepes are served with orange juice, sugar, and orange liqueur or a fiery chutney of the grand marnier. This is a dessert that is more dear to my heart, and one I have to order every time when I see it on a menu.
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Like the original, the crepe craps are bathed in a velvet and bitwatch orange sauce. For an additional dose of sweetness and color, however, he incorporates both cooked carrot and carrot juice into his crepe batsman, which comes quickly together with the help of a blender. As a side note, although several dishes are called to refrigerate the batsman for at least one hour to relax gluten – resulting in more tender tender creps -crus and I have no difference between both – which leaves it down. This means that this recipe comes faster than many crepe recipes.
Cinnamon gives a warm, spicy note to the cinnamon dessert, and complements the earth of carrots in both cress batter and sauce. It may not be traditional creps sujet, but is tasty in every way. And it is additional beautiful, to boot.
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The recipe was developed by Craig Rough; Hydenot was written by the genetic yam.
Classic Crepes Suzate gets a colorful twist with this everyday component
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For creps:
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2 medium Carrot ,3 Ounce, 85 Yes Each), peel and thick chopped (about 1 1/2 cup Chopped)
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1 Tonge ,15 ml, tap water
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2 Big Eggs
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1 1/2 cup ,355 ml, Carrot juice
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4 1/2 Ounce all purpose flour ,128 Yes, 1 cup,
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1 1/2 Ounce unsalted butter (42 grams; 3 tablespoons), melted, more for plus skills
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2 spoon granulated sugar
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1 small spoon Diamond crystal kosher salt; For table salt, use half from volume
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1/4 small spoon Ground cinnamon
For orange sauce:
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4 Ounce unsalted butter ,113 Yes, 8 spoon,
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1 small spoon Orange peel And 2/3 cup Fresh Juice 2 medium oranges
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1 3/4 Ounce granulated sugar ,50 Yes, 1/4 cup,
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1 (2 inches) cinnamon stick to
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1 Ounce Orange Licker ,30 ml2 tablespoons), such as Grand Marnier or CoinTreu
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1/2 Ounce Cognene ,15 ml, 1 Tonge,
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vanilla ice creamFor Service of (optional)
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For crepe batter: In a medium bowl, mix carrots and water. Cover with microwave on a heat-proof plate and high until the carrot is tender, about 3 minutes. Using a co-coenage or fine-cost sieve, drain carrot. Until it cools down, until it cools down for about 10 minutes.
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In a blender, add eggs, carrot juice, flour, butter, sugar, salt, cinnamon and carrots. Blend until smooth is smooth for about 30 seconds. Transfer to a small bowl or measuring cup.
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Heat the 10 -inch nonstick skilllet or crepe pan on the medium. Brush with a thin layer of butter, and reduce medium-less heat. Add about 1/4 cup crepe batter, rotating and tilt pan to spread the batsman into a thin, even layer.
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Cook the edges of the crepe until it turns brown for 30 to 45 seconds. Using a long spatula, flip the crepe and cook until some brown spots are down from 10 to 15 seconds. Transfer on a baking sheet. Fold the crepe in the quarter, bend it in half, then bend again in half. Repeat the process with the remaining batsman, cleaning the pan and lightly butter pan as required.
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For orange sauce: In a large stainless steel skillist, melt butter on medium heat. Add orange enthusiasm and juice, sugar, and cinnamon sticks, stirring to combine. Bring a boil, and cook until it becomes slightly thick and does not reduce about 1/3, 8 to 10 minutes. Reduce low heat.
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Working with 1 crepe at a time, using the tongs gently to sink both sides of the crape folded in the sauce, then release in the sauce. Repeat with the remaining creps.
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Add orange liqueur and cognac, and using a long -handed -handed lighter, ignite the sauce carefully, and cook on low heat, shaking the pan, stirring the pan, until the flames die and the sauce becomes thick for about 1 minute. Discard cinnamon stick. Spoon sauce on crêpes and serve immediately.
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Special equipment
Microwave, co-cold or fine-cost sieve, blender, nonstick skillet or crepe pan, long handed lighter
Make-forward and storage
The crepe batter can be made 24 hours a time. The ripe crepes can be stacked with parchment paper between each layer, tightly wrapped with plastic rap, and refused to 3 days.
Once saured, crêpes should be eaten immediately.
