Lactose-free crepes
- Easy
- 30 min
If you're craving a French treat that's really something different, give these crepes without milk a shot. They're not your usual. Instead of dairy, these dairy-free crepes use orange juice—yep, orange juice! It gives them a fresh, slightly tangy aroma. The batter turns out soft and moist, so they're light and super easy to fold. Can't go wrong. Perfect for anyone avoiding dairy or just wanting something new, these crepes without milk bring all the flavor. From breakfast to dessert, these milk-free crepes fit any meal, offering a gentle sweetness thanks to that orange juice.
In many parts of France, there's this spirit of culinary adventure, and these crepes are a pretty perfect example. The batter is simple—just basics with a splash of orange—making these dairy-free crepes super easy to whip up. I mean, really easy. They're tender but not heavy. Perfect, right? And great with all sorts of toppings. Jams, fruit spreads, or a bit of dark chocolate cream work wonderfully with the citrusy note. Quick to prepare, these crepes without milk are just the thing when you want something special without hours in the kitchen. Seriously good.
For those with lactose intolerance, it's a classic French treat with zero worries. And anyone into plant-based options? Well, you'll find these a simple delight. Whether enjoying a leisurely weekend breakfast or a sweet snack later, these crepes are sure to become a favorite. And you know what? They're so, so worth it.
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To prepare dairy-free crepes, first squeeze the oranges, strain the juice through a sieve 1, and set aside. In a bowl, crack the eggs 2 and beat them with a hand whisk 3.
Add the sugar and incorporate it into the eggs 4. Add the sunflower oil 5, the orange juice 6, and mix.
Add the flour 7 and mix vigorously 8 to obtain a smooth batter without lumps 9.
Heat a 8.27-inch diameter pan and lightly grease it with sunflower oil 10. Pour a ladle of batter into the center of the pan 11, ensuring the batter spreads evenly to the edges 12.
Cook for about a minute until golden, then use a spatula to flip the crepe 13 and cook for another minute. Once cooked, transfer it to a plate and repeat the same steps until the batter is finished. You can top your crepes by placing a tablespoon of jam in the center 14 and then folding them in half 15.
Fold again in half to form a triangle 16 and sprinkle with powdered sugar 17. Your dairy-free crepe is ready to be enjoyed 18!