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frying pan or a griddle.
Crêpes are
usually one of two varieties:
sweet crêpes (
crêpes sucrées) or
savoury galettes (
crêpes salées). They are
often served...
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Crêpes Suzette (pronounced [kʁɛp syzɛt]) is a
French dessert consisting of
crêpes with
beurre Suzette (pronounced [bœʁ syzɛt]), a
sauce of caramelized...
- crêpe A
broad term
describing rough crêpes with a bark texture. Bauté
satin Warp-woven
satin with a
plain crêpe reverse.
Borada ****e A cheaper, economical...
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where crêpes originated.
Billig is a
mutated form of the
breton word
pillig meaning "
crêpe maker". Krampouz,
crêpe maker manufacturer Tava "About
crepes and...
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Crêpe paper is thin, textured, and
often colorful decorative paper used in
paper craft. It is
created by
adhering wet
tissue paper to the
cylinder of...
- broadcast, "The
Crepes of Wrath"
finished 29th for the w**** with a
Nielsen rating of 15.9, the
second highest rated show on Fox. "The
Crepes of Wrath" received...
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Crepes &
Waffles is a
Colombian restaurant chain. The idea was born from a
couple of
Colegio de
Estudios Superiores de
Administracion (CESA) university...
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Breton cuisine from the 15th century, and
buckwheat crêpes (Upper Brittany) from the 16th century. The
crêpe is
eaten by hand or
dipped in soup to
thicken it...
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Crepe Runner is a Sri
Lankan fast-food
restaurant chain that
specializes in
crepes, both
sweet and savoury. The menu
includes a
variety of
toppings and...
- Look up
crepe,
crêpe, or ****e in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
crepe is a pancake.
Crepe,
crêpe may also
refer to:
Crêpe, a
woven fabric Crepe, a musical...
