Place a 6 - inch nonstick or seasoned
crepe pan over medium heat.
Heat a nonstick
crepe pan over medium high heat.
Heat
a crepe pan over medium heat.
Not exact matches
When batter starts to bubble on the
pan, flip
crepes over.
My tip for oiling the
pan for each
crepe is to keep the oil in a small bowl and then dip in a bunched up parchment paper and rub
over the
pan each time.
To cook the
crepes, heat an 8 inch (20 cm) sauté
pan over medium heat.
Set a
crepe pan, or large nonstick skillet,
over medium heat.
Heat up a
pan to make
crepes over medium heat.
If you try to flip
crepe over before it un-sticks, it will break) 6) Flip
crepe over and let cook another 1 or two minutes until lightly browned, then remove from
pan.
You want to distribute a thin layer of batter quickly
over the base of the hot
pan so the
crepe will have uniform thickness and cook evenly.
Using a flipper, very carefully lift up the
crepe and flip it
over to cook on the other side - about another minute or so until it easily lifts off of the
pan.
Heat a 9-1/2 - inch nonstick skillet or
crepe pan on the stove
over medium heat and lightly brush with vegetable oil or melted butter.
Using your hands flip the
crepe over (no need to re-grease the
pan here) and let it cook for another 1.5 minutes.
Heat an 8 - inch
crepe pan or nonstick skillet
over medium heat and brush it lightly with melted butter.