Sorry about another late post! :( boooo Turns our blogging is harder than eating healthy on a road trip! I love crepes! Usually they are in a white flour base, and even though it was my "free day" on the 8 Weeks program, I tried to eat as healthy as possible. We hit up the Harajuku Crepe joint in Beverly Hills. Why does this crepe place ROCK? Because they had a buckwheat batter. I got it with egg, spinach tomato and cheese! Delicious! Here's a recipe for buckwheat crepe batter. I would recommend this with savory crepes more so than the sweet fruity ones though. :)
Buckwheat Crêpes
18-20 crêpes It’s best to let the batter chill overnight, but let it come to room temperature prior to frying them up. And keep stirring the batter as you go while frying since the flour tends to sink to the bottom.2 cups (500 ml) whole milk
1 tablespoon sugar
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
3 tablespoons (80 gr) butter, salted or unsalted, melted
1/2 cup (70 gr) buckwheat flour
3/4 cup (105 gr) all-purpose flour (In France, I use type 65)
3 large eggs
Sorry about another late post! :( boooo Turns our blogging is harder than eating healthy on a road trip! I love crepes! Usually they are in a white flour base, and even though it was my "free day" on the 8 Weeks program, I tried to eat as healthy as possible. We hit up the Harajuku Crepe joint in Beverly Hills. Why does this crepe place ROCK? Because they had a buckwheat batter. I got it with egg, spinach tomato and cheese! Delicious! Here's a recipe for buckwheat crepe batter. I would recommend this with savory crepes more so than the sweet fruity ones though. :)