For the crepes:
250 g of all-purpose flour, sifted
4 eggs
1/2 liter of milk
50 g of butter or margarine
a pinch of salt
For the scrambled eggs:
10 eggs
50 g of butter or margarine
salt and pepper
For the crepes:
250 g of all-purpose flour, sifted
4 eggs
1/2 liter of milk
50 g of butter or margarine
a pinch of salt
For the scrambled eggs:
10 eggs
50 g of butter or margarine
salt and pepper
Prepare the crepes by mixing the eggs with flour until a fairly homogeneous mass is obtained
Add cold milk, beating constantly until the mixture presents itself smooth and creamy, but still quite liquid (the back of the spoon should be covered with a thin layer of crepe batter)
Add melted butter or margarine and a pinch of salt
Let it rest for a moment
Then, use a well-seasoned frying pan
Grease the pan by passing a small piece of cloth or paper soaked in a little melted butter or margarine (this is very important: the bottom of the pan should be greased only once)
Heat the pan and when it's very hot, pour in enough batter to cover two tablespoons
Use the edge of a knife to prevent the crepe from sticking
Flip the crepe with a spatula or, if you're very skilled, make it jump in the air and land back in the pan to cook the other side
The crepe should have a lovely yellow-golden color
Prepare the remaining crepes and keep them between two shallow plates in a warm place
Then prepare the scrambled eggs: break the eggs into a saucepan, beat them well and season with salt and pepper
Put the saucepan over simmering water and start cooking the eggs, stirring constantly to prevent them from sticking to the sides of the pan
After five minutes, add small pieces of butter or margarine
Remove the saucepan from the heat when the eggs are still creamy
Spoon a generous amount of scrambled eggs onto each crepe
Fold the crepes in thirds and serve immediately on a warmed plate, for 4 people.