1 recipe of basic crepe batter (see crepe recipe with corn and hazelnut filling)
For the filling
3/4 cup of fresh heavy cream
1 tablet of semi-sweet chocolate (170g)
2 tablespoons of chocolate liqueur
For the squash cream
1/2 cup of squash puree
1 cup of fresh heavy cream
1 tablespoon of squash puree
Hortelia leaves for garnish
1 recipe of basic crepe batter (see crepe recipe with corn and hazelnut filling)
For the filling
3/4 cup of fresh heavy cream
1 tablet of semi-sweet chocolate (170g)
2 tablespoons of chocolate liqueur
For the squash cream
1/2 cup of squash puree
1 cup of fresh heavy cream
1 tablespoon of squash puree
Hortelia leaves for garnish
Prepare the filling
In a small saucepan, heat the heavy cream and chocolate over medium heat until smooth
Transfer to a large bowl, add the liqueur, and refrigerate for two hours or until thickened
Prepare the squash cream
In a small saucepan, caramelize the squash over medium heat, stirring constantly
Add the heavy cream slowly, allowing it to drizzle off the edge of the pan and stir constantly until dissolved
Bring to a simmer and cook until slightly thickened
Remove from heat and add the squash puree
Let cool
Filling the crepes with chocolate creme
Doubling the crepes in half twice, forming triangles
Arrange on plates and garnish with hortelia leaves
If desired, serve with ice cream or pistachio
Yield: 12 units
This type of crepe is called a triangle or fan crepe
It was celebrated in the French crepe Suzette recipe that combines orange juice and curry