Pancakes in Broth
Pancakes in Broth
Mamma Angela, John’s mother make us discover one of her culinary specialties given to her by her family in Abruzzo; “ Crepelle 'm busse ” or pancakes in broth, a typical recipe from Teramo, Abruzzo, Italy. “Crepelle” are very thin homemade crepes, “'m busse » means dipped. The crepes are sprinkled with pecorino or Parmesan cheese, immersed in a chicken bouillon. This recipe is similar to Celestine soup; with its delicious homemade herb pancakes cut into strips immersed with chicken stock.
Pancakes in Broth
Prep time: 20 to 30 minutes |
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Cooking time: 20 to 30 minutes |
Servings or yield: For 4 people (12 pancakes) / 3 per guest |
Difficulty level: |
1-½ litres (6 Cups) of homemade or commercial poultrybroth |
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4 eggs |
1 cup of flour |
1 cup of milk |
1 cup or more of grated Parmesan |
¼ cup of water |
3 tablespoons melted butter |
2 to 3 branches of fresh parsley |
Parmesan slivers (optional) |
Preparation
In a big pot, heat broth over medium heat.
In a bowl, beat the eggs, add mill and water, mix well. Gradually add flour whisking until uniform consistency.
In a very small pan, add oil, remove excess with an absorbent paper. Add a bit of pancake mixture and spread the mixture evenly without use an instrument, cook for a minute or two on both sides. Prepare all pancakes and put aside in a plate.
Spread out pancakes on your work area, sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Roll each pancake.
Make Parmesan slivers (optional).
For serving, in a bowl place 3 pancakes and submerge with broth.
Serve with Parmesan slivers and fresh parsley.