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Homemade Gluten Free Crepes

Homemade Gluten Free Crepes

Homemade Gluten Free Crepes

Close to where I live, there is an amazing café that serves the most incredible gluten free crepes. I fell in love with them.. I told myself I HAVE to figure out a homemade gluten free crepes recipe.

I’m all about mixing and combining my own flours, like almond and coconut, but I swayed for just a normal GF baking flour alternative. I used the one by Bob Red Mills – the 1:1 Gluten Free Flour. I felt that I just needed to use a 1:1 GF flour that has been tried and tested to be very similar to regular flour.

One thing I love about crepes is that you can switch it from sweet to savory. We filled our gluten free crepes with coconut milk whipped cream and fruit. You can fill it pesto and chicken. I mean the ideas are endless.

This batch makes about 6-7 crepes + I’m going to highly recommend double batching these. You’ll want more to store away in the freezer or something, so all you have to do is heat up and serve! But, fresh is best.

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homemade gluten free crepes

Homemade Gluten Free Crepes

Prep Time10 minutes
Cook Time25 minutes
Total Time35 minutes
Servings: 6 Crepes

Ingredients

  • 2 Eggs Pasture-Raised Preferred
  • 1 Cup Almond Milk
  • 1 Tsp Maple Syrup
  • 3 Tbsp Butter Grass-Fed, Melted
  • 1 Cup Gluten Free Flour Bob Red Mill's 1:1 Flour
  • Coconut Oil For Pan

Instructions

  • Put all of the ingredients in a blender, except the flour and blend well.
  • Stop the blender. Add in the GF flour to the blender and finish blending. It shouldn’t be lumpy. If it’s too thick, feel free to add a tbs of almond milk and mix it together.
  • Heat a skillet on low/medium heat with coconut oil. Make sure the pan is very well greased.
  • Once the skillet is hot, pour the batter slowly into the pan. You’ll want it as thin as possible. Take the pan and tilt it to let the batter spread to cover the bottom of the pan.
  • Each crepe won’t take long to cook because they are so thin. They should be completely firm on the bottom before you flip them to cook the other side. Each crepe should take less or about a minute to cook.
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Lahana Vigliano
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Lahana Vigliano is a Certified Clinical Nutritionist and CEO of Nuvitru Wellness. She has her Bachelor's Degree in Nutrition Science and Masters Degree in Nutrition Science and Functional Medicine. She is currently pursuing her doctorate degree in Clinical Nutrition. Lahana and her team help support women who struggle with weight loss, hormonal imbalances, digestive issues, chronic fatigue, and many other lingering issues that leaves women not feeling their best. She uses food as medicine, as well as herbs and supplements when needed, to support her clients. She looks at the whole body holistically making sure women are understanding how nutrition, sleep, stress, and their environment impact their health. Connect with her on Facebook + Instagram (@nuvitruwellness).