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I love berries!
Though the strawberries in my garden won't be ripe until summer; we've been able to get some surprisingly sweet strawberries from California lately.
They can be filled with most any kind of cheese filling you like; ricotta, cottage cheese, or a cream cheese blintz-type filling (of course, if you use a blintz filling with raw eggs, you will want to bake the crepes to cook the eggs.
Since I usually always have cottage cheese on hand, that is what I use. Simple and good!
For the sauce I heat strawberry jam or preserves in a small saucepan, along with some sliced strawberries and a squeeze of lemon or orange, then boil slowly until the desired consistency is reached. I like to serve the hot sauce over the cool cheese crepes, but if hot filling is preferred the assembled, sauced crepes can be heated in the oven.
The sliced fresh berries and sprinkled over, as generously as you like.
A dollop of softly whipped, slightly sweeted cream is the finishing touch, along with a dusting of confectioner's sugar.
Yum! One of the many reasons I like Spring. :)
The recipe I frequently use for crêpes is one of Julia Child's, mixed in the blender,
When I was growing up, there was a restaurant in Beverly Hills called the Magic Pan. They made the most delicious crepes. Thanks for bringing back the nice memories for me.
I received a crepe pan as a bride and never could make it work for me! Crepes are back in style and yours look scrumptious! Maybe I'll give it another try--I have a little more experience under my belt now :)!
What a wonderful spring dessert, or for that matter a really good sorta sinful spring lunch! I've got an ancient Le Crueset fry pan that is perfectly seasoned and has only been used for crepes. Haven't made them in quite a while, but now you've inspired me and they'll be on the menu right after Easter! Do love your blog, and the photography is super! Nancy
Oh, Mari!! I've been in the mood to make dessert crepes for a couple of weeks now, but I've been either out-of-town or sick. Your crepes look perfect. And with strawberries (which I love). Beautiful!
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Oh Mary, does that ever look good. If I had fresh strawberries on hand I'd be making that right now for a late breakfast. Or an early lunch.
ReplyDeleteOh my, these look good! Wish I could have had breakfast at your house!!
ReplyDeleteI've gotten some very nice California berries recently also.
ReplyDeleteYour crepes are beautiful, Mari. The perfect sign that spring is on the way.
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ReplyDeleteThose crepes look so tender and luscious!
ReplyDeleteThey're my faves..hands down.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was growing up, there was a restaurant in Beverly Hills called the Magic Pan. They made the most delicious crepes. Thanks for bringing back the nice memories for me.
ReplyDeleteThose look delicious! I really en joy your blog.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
Oh, Mari, what a delight for the senses. We hope to plant strawberries, too. Thanks so much for your wonderful Foodie Friday posts.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
G
I received a crepe pan as a bride and never could make it work for me! Crepes are back in style and yours look scrumptious! Maybe I'll give it another try--I have a little more experience under my belt now :)!
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome.I have never tried to make these.My daughter makes them ,and does a great job.maybe now,I'll try,huh?...Ann
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful spring dessert, or for that matter a really good sorta sinful spring lunch! I've got an ancient Le Crueset fry pan that is perfectly seasoned and has only been used for crepes. Haven't made them in quite a while, but now you've inspired me and they'll be on the menu right after Easter!
ReplyDeleteDo love your blog, and the photography is super! Nancy
I love.. strawberries. Your crepes look wonderful. I have never made crepes. I think it's about time!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post! Those berries are just magnificent! There is nothing like fresh strawberries.
ReplyDeleteHappy Foodie Friday...
XO,
Sheila :-)
Oh, you're making my mouth water! I love strawberries and your crepes look divine! Love your gorgeous pictures, too!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
My mouth is watering. This looks so beautifully delicious! laurie
ReplyDeleteOh my, this does look yummilicious!!
ReplyDeletePat@Back Porch Musings
WOW...these look MAGNIFICENT..
ReplyDeleteHow do you get your photos so large?? They are just beautiful!
These look so good! I would love one right about now...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful crepes ~ what a wonderful way to fresh strawberies while they are in season!
ReplyDeleteYUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
ReplyDeleteI don't even want to try and make this...I just want to come eat yours!!! Perfection!!!
ReplyDeleteXOXO
Cathy
Oh, Mari!! I've been in the mood to make dessert crepes for a couple of weeks now, but I've been either out-of-town or sick. Your crepes look perfect. And with strawberries (which I love). Beautiful!
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