If you’ve been following us on Instagram, you know that a few of us have had some pretty big life changes lately.
Elyse just had a baby, Kristen moved to Indiana, and my husband and I just moved to LA. While I do enjoy the constant sunshine here, one thing I do miss is my favorite food place in Logan.
There was this little shop called the Crepery that I just seriously couldn’t get enough of. I was craving one of my favorite crepes – the “Pepe Le Pesto” – so I had to make my own.
I have to say, it turned out pretty darn good. This crepe recipe was perfect and the pesto was amazing. If you have never made a savory crepe before, this recipe is the perfect place to start. My husband prefers ham and cheese crepes, and even said this one was better than his regular ham and cheese.
The perfect butter makes the perfect crepes:
I have made a lot of crepes in my lifetime, and I have found that the trick is in the butter. I kid you not, it’s all about the temperature of the melted butter.
I have found that when my butter is freshly melted and poured right into the mixture, my crepes fall apart. However, when I let my melted butter sit for about five minutes, it’s not as hot, and my crepes stay together perfectly.
You just want to make sure your melted butter has cooled, or isn’t hot to the touch. Slightly warm is okay, but we definitely recommend cooled, melted butter for the best consistency of crepes.
I usually just microwave mine in a microwave safe bowl. You could also add your milk to your melted butter to cool it down a bit, then combine it with the rest of the ingredients.
What could I replace the pesto with?
I am a huge pesto lover, but I get that it’s not a flavor that everyone loves. If you are looking to switch it up, here are a few replacements I recommend:
- Garden Vegetable Cream Cheese Spread
- Chipotle Mayonnaise
- Mayonnaise
- Plain Greek Yogurt
- Ranch
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Turkey Pesto Crepes Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 cup flour
- ½ teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 3 eggs
- 2 cups milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 Tablespoons butter, melted
- 1 pound sliced turkey, deli
- 2 cups shredded Mozzarella cheese
- 2 Roma Tomatoes, diced
- ⅔ cup pesto
Equipment
Instructions
- Sift together flour and salt. In a large bowl, whisk together sugar, eggs, milk, vanilla, and butter. Slowly whisk in the flour mixture.
- Heat a large frying pan on medium-low. Spray pan with cooking spray, and then cover the bottom of the pan with a very thin layer of batter. Tip and turn the pan until it has covered the entire bottom evenly. Brown on one side (it should only take a minute or two) and then flip and brown it on the other side.
- Spread a thin layer of pesto on each crepe, and then layer each with turkey, cheese, and tomatoes.
- Fold the crepe in half, and then in half again. Serve hot.
Nutrition
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Sounds different…and good! My oldest & I were talking about Logan this morning: he lives in Utah, and the University nearby is playing Utah State for their first football game.
Definitely a classy way to jazz up sliced turkey! Just add some herbal tea.
I LOVED the Crepery when I lived in Logan! I’m so excited to try this recipe, thanks for bringing back some memories. 🙂
This sounds delicious! My sister and I are taking our hubbys on a picnic tomorrow for fathers day, I’m going to share this recipe with her. I think it would be perfect!
Found this recipe for crepes and decided to give it a try. I warmed the milk and butter in a small pot. Let it sit for about 30 minutes or so. Came out perfectly! The first few didn’t even last long enough for me to add any fillings to. Had some little hands steal them right off the plate. 🙂