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               HANS PEACHY CREPES WITH MARINATED PEACHES

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Serving Size  : 15   Preparation Time :0:00
Categories    : Desserts

 Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
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  1       c            All-purpose flour
  3                    Egg yolks
  3                    Egg whites
  2       tb           Melted butter (unsalted)
  1       pn           Of salt
  1       c            Milk
    1/2   c            Water

 *Beat egg whites until they reach a peak. Store in
 refrigerator. In mixing bowl blend flour, egg yolks,
 salt, milk and water. Cover mixture with damp cloth,
 let rest for two hours. Then, blend mixture with egg
 whites and melted butter. Over medium high heat bring
 buttered six-inch pan to sizzle. Ladle a little batter
 into frying pan. Tilt and rotate so batter covers
 surface evenly. Pour any excess batter back into bowl.
 Fry crepes lightly until brown on both sides. For
 immediate use, cover crepes with foil and keep warm in
 low oven. Or place crepes on plate, separate each
 crepe with a piece of waxpaper. Cover all with plastic
 wrap and store in refrigerator. Makes 15 crepes.

 NOTE: For sweet crepes add 1 tablespoon of sugar and 1
 teaspoon of sugar and 1 teaspoon vanilla sugar.

 *Wash peaches, air dry, cut into bite-size pieces,
 remove pit. Sprinkle with sugar, add orange juice,
 toss lightly. Squeeze lemon juice over all, cover with
 plastic wrap and rest overnight at room temperature.
 Just before serving, heat peach mixture in skillet.
 Reheat crepes in dry pan over medium low heat. Place
 crepe on dessert plate, ladle marinated peaches on one
 side of crepe topped with 2 tablespoons of ice cream
 (preferably a good quality french vanilla). Serve
 immediately. For extra flavor, marinate peaches in 1/2
 cup Mandarine Napoleon liquer instead of the sugar and
 just before serving ladle a good teaspoon of same
 liqueur over folded crepe.



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