Whipped Ricotta and Egg Crepes

A thin egg and herb batter is cooked just like a crepe and then stuffed with a creamy whipped lemon ricotta for a delightfully bright brunch.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of herbs can I use in the egg batter for the crepes?

You can use fresh herbs like chives, parsley, or dill to add flavor to the egg batter.

How do I achieve a creamy texture for the whipped ricotta filling?

Make sure to blend the ricotta with lemon juice and zest until smooth and creamy, adjusting the consistency with a little milk if necessary.

What should I do if my first egg crepe doesn’t turn out well?

It’s common for the first crepe to be less than perfect; just adjust your heat and oil for the next one, and remember that practice makes perfect!

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Justine Sulia

I am the writer, publisher and photographer behind Cooking and Beer. Over at Cooking and Beer, I am combining bold and inspirational cooking (and baking) with the best craft beer I can get my hands on!

Justine Sulia has been a contributor to Honest Cooking since 2015.

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  1. As much as I love regular crepes I hate omelettes and finally looks like I found brilliant compromise between both! I am just wondering what spices I could use in a sweet breakfast version? Ground cinamon is the only thing I can think about. Would you recommend something else that could work with this eggy flavour?

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