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Thin batter wrapped around sweet or savory fillings — a versatile classic born in Brittany.
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Believed to originate in Brittany, in northwestern France, this dish traditionally splits into savory "galettes" made from buckwheat flour and sweet dessert "crêpes" made from wheat flour. Fillings range from simple butter and sugar to lavish chocolate and fruit. There's a custom of making crêpes every February 2nd for "Chandeleur" (Candlemas), and they're also a familiar, everyday dish made at home.
In a bowl, combine the flour and sugar, then add the beaten eggs and mix.
Gradually add the milk, mixing to avoid lumps.
Add melted butter and mix, then let the batter rest for 30 minutes.
Lightly butter a pan and heat, then pour in the batter, spreading thin.
Once the edges turn golden, flip and cook briefly on the other side.
Top with butter, sugar, and lemon juice, then fold to finish.