Showing posts with label Crepes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crepes. Show all posts
Monday, August 6, 2018
Days 5 & 6: Veggie Crepes Continued and Thai Chicken
Day 1: Shopping
Day 2: Chicken and Brisket
Day 3: Jambalaya and More Brisket
Day 4: Veggie Crepes, Potato Tacos and Gyros
Days 5 & 6: Veggie Crepes Continued and Thai Chicken
Day 7: Pierogi, Lentil Joes, and Black Bean Burgers
Final Days and Summary
Sunday
Day 5 was on a Sunday, and during the day I didn't do much other than go to church and take a nap. All this cooking is tiring! In the evening I got back to work.
Sunday, August 5, 2018
Day 4: Veggie Crepes, Potato Tacos and Gyros
Saturday
Day 1: Shopping
Day 2: Chicken and Brisket
Day 3: Jambalaya and More Brisket
Day 4: Veggie Crepes, Potato Tacos and Gyros
Days 5 & 6: Veggie Crepes Continued and Thai Chicken
Day 7: Pierogi, Lentil Joes, and Black Bean Burgers
Final Days and Summary
Thursday, July 21, 2016
Corn Crepes
We finished off the last of these tasty corn crepes a couple nights ago. In fact the freezer is starting to look a little sparse. I'm gearing up do my once a month cooking over the next couple days. The grocery shopping is done and I will be doing the chopping, shredding and mincing this afternoon. I'm looking forward to having some new variety in our meal rotation.
Difficulty: Moderate
Category: Simple Side
Recipe Column: AF
Get the recipe at Smitten Kitchen.
To freeze:
Cool the crepes and divide into dinner-sized stacks. I generally plan on two to three crepes per person. Wrap each stack tightly in plastic wrap or place in freezer bags and freeze.
To serve:
Thaw the crepes overnight in the refrigerator. Remove from the plastic wrap or bag and place on a plate. Sprinkle 3 tablespoons of water on a clean kitchen towel and cover the crepes. Microwave in 2 minute bursts at 70% power until hot. The recipe linked above has a few serving suggestions. I initially tried the crepe cake with the mayo and queso fresco because I love Mexican corn. I found the mayo and cheese overpowered the delicate corn flavor of the crepes. My preferred serving method is just to fold them up and serve with a little sprinkle of queso fresco. We had it with avocado cucumber salad. I also think it would be good with a fresh tomato salad.
Difficulty: Moderate
Category: Simple Side
Recipe Column: AF
Get the recipe at Smitten Kitchen.
To freeze:
Cool the crepes and divide into dinner-sized stacks. I generally plan on two to three crepes per person. Wrap each stack tightly in plastic wrap or place in freezer bags and freeze.
To serve:
Thaw the crepes overnight in the refrigerator. Remove from the plastic wrap or bag and place on a plate. Sprinkle 3 tablespoons of water on a clean kitchen towel and cover the crepes. Microwave in 2 minute bursts at 70% power until hot. The recipe linked above has a few serving suggestions. I initially tried the crepe cake with the mayo and queso fresco because I love Mexican corn. I found the mayo and cheese overpowered the delicate corn flavor of the crepes. My preferred serving method is just to fold them up and serve with a little sprinkle of queso fresco. We had it with avocado cucumber salad. I also think it would be good with a fresh tomato salad.
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