The cat crept into the crypt, crêped and crept out again, well I think that’s how it went, blessed with English elocution lessons via a dopey Italian Nun who spoke fractal ‘Hengleesh furthermore she would have been struck dumb if her hands were tied together. Lemon and sugar on your tongue twister Sister?
Having (over considerable years) had a bit of thing, some may call it addiction, to variations of boozy crepe, it could be considered a suzette’ish fetish. Likely an age thing as my indulgence began in the giddy days before the pancake police drew a halt to the table side flambé.
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This year our Spring-Summer pancake collection SS14 we have designed a frivolous cake from our ‘stack ‘um high’ collection. Inspired by pancake-expectation in zesty orange. Every well dress pancake will be sporting natty little segments of orange, some slightly zesty, the sweetest little lime, sweet and piquant oranges, a few in sultry blood-red, yet all blend in cacophony of sweet and sharp representing what was in the fridge and fruit bowl at the time. The various colours and textures compliment the filling of mascarpone and mandarin marmalade, drizzled with this years must have the Sauce Suzette. London fashion is so last week Dharlings ….
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Pancakes layered with a mixture of mascapone, mandarine fine cut marmalade (relic from Christmas) and a small amount of icing sugar, maybe a soupçon of Cointreau too.
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This was thinly smeared onto the pancakes (they freeze so well). It’s a bit like buttering a rubber glove?
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Stack them with the broken bits of segment randomly placed on the layers, they become frilled (Frilled fru and Fru) as you can see.
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The fresh juice and zest from the oranges and random citrus, poured onto a dry caramel, with a little butter and then reduced to an unctuous gooey sauce, during which time I built the leaning tower of pancake. The addition of Cognac and Cointreau (old school here) to the sauce fuelled and filled the house with the most amazing fragrance as it bubbled cheerily, lastly the small amount of remaining mascarpone cream mix was placed on the top, in little nuggets, and the most wonderful sauce poured over the top. Utterly divine!
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Not a lot of effort, a huge amount of pud and a very happy tea boy complete the ensemble.
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Oh my goodness this looks like indulgent heaven. Amazing!
This is an absolutely wonderful idea– I’ve made crepe cakes with plums and cream, but the Crepe Suzette is brilliant! Here’s a song for you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWnbC7PfGR0
These are lovely!
This looks amazing!
Oh. My. God. Gorgeous…simply gorgeous!
A masterpiece!
OMG! This looks divine!
Beautiful pictures and crepes. 🙂
Wow, this looks amazing!
Speechless. Jaw on the ground, speechless….Stunning photographs and lovely prose too. That sauce sounds seriously amazing. Want. Now.
this is one of the most beautiful collection of food photos I’ve seen in a while! the colors are incredible! and of course, your crepes look so delicious!!!
Oh my gosh, this is gorgeous!!!
Divine is right! I may develope a suzette-ish fetish of my own.
I’m drooling!
The photos are absolutely gorgeous
omfg (to express myself rather eloquently)
This looks amazing!! I will definitely be going this a go one day!! 🙂
Oh my!!!!
Oh your writing made me laugh so much. If you get published I would buy like a shot.
Looks delizioso!!
I am eating with my eyes. Beautiful food.
That dessert is gorgeous!
Yes yes yes!! The colors in these pictures are gorgeous and I bet it tastes just as good!
Ooh and aah! So beautiful and delicious for the palate.
I cannot believe how gorgeous your pictures are – wow!
Oh my goodness that looks GREAT!
This could not be more luscious and beautiful– I’ve had crepe Suzette with one lonesome crepe– but this is amazing! time for a party!
Ohmigosh these look amazing!
Beautiful!
I am definitely going to try this! It looks delicious!! Thanks for sharing!
it looks like pancake heaven! beautiful images, I just want a fork and help myself! 🙂
This looks amazing! Your photos are beautiful!
it looks delicious 🙂
go to my blog now, theres a lot of recipe posting
Oh, no … this post, ah no … this entire blog, spells the end of my health kick!
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This is a good and worthy use of citrus!
I just love a good crepe Suzette. And yours look heavenly…
tried this – wonderful! used more than a soupcon of cointreau….
All I can say is WOW
Oooooo myyy gooood!!! I thought I am being bad having mainly healthy stuff (just kidding) 🙂 I love your recipes, they look simply stunning, in particular this one. Seriously, great work!
Just loved the descriptions…very sensuous.
This dish came straight from heaven!! Looks amazing!!! I need to try it:)
This looks AMAZING! You’re very talented, and I love all of the accompanying pictures with your recipe. 🙂
This may be the most beautiful dessert to ever cross the page of a blog!! It looks like a good amount of effort, but for the right evening with friends, it would be amazing!!
Great, I want to make them. Amazing picture.
Looks absolutely delicious!!!
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Goodness me! I am putting on weight just looking at it! Yum!
WOWWW ❤ I want a stack!
Deanna xoxo
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