Do you like to have crepes for breakfast every morning? Or are you someone
who loves to have crepes for a snack, for dessert and during any time of the
day? Do you like your crepes lathered with honey and topped with blueberries or
do you like to eat them plain with butter? No matter when and how you like your
crepes, you can never make the perfect crepe if you don't have the right
commercial crepe maker. Some people use regular pans to make their crepes, but
they often find that it can be difficult to achieve the right texture and
quality of the crepes using an ordinary pan. A crepe maker is a round griddle
that features non-stick properties. You can use it with its own heating device,
or you can simply put in on top of a stove. Because it heats up faster, aluminum
is used on most crepe makers.
commercial crepe maker
Showing posts with label crepe maker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crepe maker. Show all posts
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
Crepe maker machine
I wanted to make dessert crepes and purchased this because of the price. This
baby works like a charm! Takes about 5 minutes to heat up and man it gets hot!
For best results, put it on level 2 or 3 and pour the batter right in the
center. That way you got time to spread the batter around the surface before it
firms up. Try to control the thickness of the crepe because you don't want it
spongy. You want it as thin as possible.
Other points to note:
1. The only way to clean it is to use a cloth and wipe the surface clean.
2. The included spreader is very good. Maybe a bit too big for it, but it works
great.
3. You don't need to buy a wooden spatula or anything like that. A regular
plastic spatula works great. The crepes don't stick to the surface even without
spray or butter.
4. The edge of the surface is elevated. This is not like traditional, larger
crepe makers which are totally flat allowing for the crepe to be handled by a
straight spatula. This isn't a downside though because it can keep the batter
from dripping down the side. Overall this is an amazing crepe maker for the
money. You won't be disappointed.
crepe maker machine
baby works like a charm! Takes about 5 minutes to heat up and man it gets hot!
For best results, put it on level 2 or 3 and pour the batter right in the
center. That way you got time to spread the batter around the surface before it
firms up. Try to control the thickness of the crepe because you don't want it
spongy. You want it as thin as possible.
Other points to note:
1. The only way to clean it is to use a cloth and wipe the surface clean.
2. The included spreader is very good. Maybe a bit too big for it, but it works
great.
3. You don't need to buy a wooden spatula or anything like that. A regular
plastic spatula works great. The crepes don't stick to the surface even without
spray or butter.
4. The edge of the surface is elevated. This is not like traditional, larger
crepe makers which are totally flat allowing for the crepe to be handled by a
straight spatula. This isn't a downside though because it can keep the batter
from dripping down the side. Overall this is an amazing crepe maker for the
money. You won't be disappointed.
crepe maker machine
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Electric crepe maker
After returning from Paris and having enjoyed the street vendor crepes, I
knew I had to have a crepe maker of my own. After doing some shopping, I was
surprised at how much crepe makers could cost. The CucinaPro was the only one
that I thought was worth the money before I ordered. Thankfully, I was right. It
makes great crepes and is easy to use. Even though is says it only has 5 temps,
there is a slide control for setting the temp so you can set the temp anywhere
in between the pre-printed numbers and really get the temp just where you need
it. The only thing that would make this better for me would be to improve the
skirt under the griddle. The skirt is made of a soft plastic that bends when you
pick up the grill. It you pick it up with two hands, the plastic is fine, but if
you try to pick it up with one hand, it bends quite a bit.
electric crepe maker
knew I had to have a crepe maker of my own. After doing some shopping, I was
surprised at how much crepe makers could cost. The CucinaPro was the only one
that I thought was worth the money before I ordered. Thankfully, I was right. It
makes great crepes and is easy to use. Even though is says it only has 5 temps,
there is a slide control for setting the temp so you can set the temp anywhere
in between the pre-printed numbers and really get the temp just where you need
it. The only thing that would make this better for me would be to improve the
skirt under the griddle. The skirt is made of a soft plastic that bends when you
pick up the grill. It you pick it up with two hands, the plastic is fine, but if
you try to pick it up with one hand, it bends quite a bit.
electric crepe maker
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