• Beat 3 Eggs in a bowl and add 400 ml (2 cups of tea) Milk.
• Slowly empty the contents of the envelope by mixing very well with a fork or whisk until it becomes a smooth slurry.
• Add 200ml (1 teacup) Water and 60g (3 tbsp) melted Butter or Margarine and mix well.
• Put some Butter in a small pan (No. 18-20) and let it burn slightly.
• Take with a small quantity of the mixture and pour it into the pan, moving it quickly, so that the entire surface of the pan is covered and a thin Crepe is formed (you must stir the mixture every time that you get a quantity of it).
• When the Crepe is cooked from the bottom, turn it with a spatula so that it cooks on the other side as well.
• Repeat the same process until the porridge is finished.
• Fill the Crepes with whatever you want.
Some of these products have instructions in the back of the box. It would probably be in greek, so you’d have to use google lens or any other software to translate it to your prefered launguage.
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I found the instructions on the product page of Sklavenitis super market.
https://www.sklavenitis.gr/trofima-pantopoleioy/meigmata-gia-zele-glyka/meigmata-gia-krepes-alla-gluka/giotis-meigma-gia-krepes-300gr/
• Beat 3 Eggs in a bowl and add 400 ml (2 cups of tea) Milk.
• Slowly empty the contents of the envelope by mixing very well with a fork or whisk until it becomes a smooth slurry.
• Add 200ml (1 teacup) Water and 60g (3 tbsp) melted Butter or Margarine and mix well.
• Put some Butter in a small pan (No. 18-20) and let it burn slightly.
• Take with a small quantity of the mixture and pour it into the pan, moving it quickly, so that the entire surface of the pan is covered and a thin Crepe is formed (you must stir the mixture every time that you get a quantity of it).
• When the Crepe is cooked from the bottom, turn it with a spatula so that it cooks on the other side as well.
• Repeat the same process until the porridge is finished.
• Fill the Crepes with whatever you want.
Some of these products have instructions in the back of the box. It would probably be in greek, so you’d have to use google lens or any other software to translate it to your prefered launguage.