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Thin crêpes rolled around dulce de leche and finished with burnt sugar — a classic Uruguayan dessert.
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In Uruguay, 'panqueques' are thin like crêpes, and spreading them generously with the milk caramel dulce de leche and rolling them up is a classic dessert. Restaurants often sprinkle the top with sugar and torch it or sear it with a hot iron for a crisp caramel crust. Uruguayans love dulce de leche with just about everything.
Put the unopened can of condensed milk in a pot and simmer in plenty of water for 2 1/2 hours, then cool, to make dulce de leche (keep the can submerged at all times).
Mix the flour, eggs, milk, melted butter, and salt and rest 30 minutes.
Brush a frying pan thinly with butter, pour in a thin layer of batter, and cook on both sides.
Spread the crêpes with dulce de leche and roll up.
Sprinkle the tops with sugar and caramelize with a torch or hot spoon.
Plate.