This is also known as a
crêpe au blé noir or
au sarrasin.
Sarrasin and
blé noir are The same thing, and it's what we call buckwheat in English.

The
crêpe itself is made with buckwheat, milk or water, an egg, and some salt and pepper. This is not the prettiest one we've ever made, but it tasted good. Inside or on the
crêpe is a slice of
jambon de Paris, a slice of cheese, some pre-cooked mushrooms, and an egg.
Here, in a photo I took in Feb. 2012, is
what we hoped yesterday's crêpe au sarrasin would look like, but you don't succeed every time. At least it tasted good.
Happy Chandeleur feast!
ReplyDeleteWe enjoyed it. Leftovers today.
DeleteKen it looks good in both photos.
ReplyDeleteI think that looks fabulous! That must be a fresh egg from a local chicken farmer!
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