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Apricot-Lavender Crepes W/riesling
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CATEGORY
CUISINE
TAG
YIELD
Dairy, Grains, Eggs
Turkish
Chefs, Desserts
6
Servings
INGREDIENTS
1 1/2
tb
Butter
1/2
c
Milk
1 1/2
tb
Peanut oil
6 1/2
tb
All-purpose flour
1
tb
Sugar; generous
1
lg
Egg
1/3
ts
Fresh lavender blossoms
14
Dried apricots; Turkish
1
c
Riesling wine
1
c
Water
1 1/2
ts
Orange zest; grated
3
tb
Honey
1/2
c
Riesling wine
1/2
c
Water
1
c
Sugar
1
tb
Orange zest
1/2
tb
Lime zest
1
ts
Fresh lavender blossoms
1
pn
Cream of tartar
Flavored whipped cream; optional
Lavender sprigs; for garnish
INSTRUCTIONS
BATTER
APRICOT FILLING
RIESLING SAUCE
GARNISH
CREPE BATTER Melt butter over moderate heat. Continue to heat until butter
is a light brown color Add milk and warm slightly. Transfer mixture to a
bowl. Beat in remaining ingredients until smooth. Refrigerate for an hour
or more. (This will make a more tender crepe.) Batter should be only
slightly thicker than heavy cream; add milk to thin if necessary. Cook
crepes, stacking with plastic wrap or parchment in between to prevent
sticking. Refrigerate until ready to use.
APRICOT FILLING Combine all ingredients in a saucepan. Simmer for about a
half hour, or until apricots are soft. Puree mixture in food processor
until almost smooth (there should still be some texture left). Cool.
RIESLING SAUCE Combine all ingredients in a saucepan. Bring to a boil,
stirring until sugar is dissolved. Brush down sides of saucepan with a
brush dipped in cold water to prevent crystallization. Cook, brushing down
occasionally, to 240 degree F. on a candy thermometer (Soft ball stage).
Remove from flame and plunge bottom of pot into ice water to stop cooking.
Chill.
To serve, roll 3 tablespoons of filling inside each crepe, allowing two
crepes per portion. Line up crepes inside a buttered baking dish. Cover
with foil buttered on the inside. Heat in a 350 degree F. oven. Transfer
crepes to serving plates. Ladle sauce over and around crepes. Garnish with
whipped cream if desired, and lavender sprigs. Serves 6.
Source: Chef Barbara Figueroa of Figueroa's, Seattle
Recipe by: Chef Barbara Figueroa
Posted to TNT - Prodigy's Recipe Exchange Newsletter by vu-man@juno.com (V
U Man) on Dec 11, 1997
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