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Egg Crepe
Sick of eggs? Try them as a crepe instead! The different texture will confuse your taste buds, making these taste way more decadent than they are. Great plain, or add your favorite filling. Try ham and parmesan, or spinach and Swiss for a healthier take on a traditional French dish. Perfect for a lazy Saturday or Sunday brunch!
Serving: 1
Ingredients:
2 Eggs
1/4 Tb coconut oil (just enough to coat the pan – use a paper towel to remove excess)
Filling ingredients: cheese, ham, greens, etc
Directions:
1. Using a fork, gently mix eggs in a small bowl. The goal is to get absolutely NO bubbles!
2. Heat oil in a small pan over low heat. Gently/slowly pour eggs into the pan.
3. Let cook for 2-3 minutes, until top starts to solidify. Add ‘stuffing’ ingredients on one side.
4. Cook for another 2 minutes, or until stuffing ingredients are warm and crepe is solid.
5. Gently fold crepe in half, and serve.
