Facebook Follies of Friends and Families

[Valmy]

[viper37]

You already forgot those events? 

[viper37]

[crazy canuck]

Peak pique

[Josquius]

... No?
Those horrid fat supermarket things are not real pancakes.
The one on the left looks more like a pancake.
Crepes... Are sort of in between thickness wise. But significantly smaller radius.

Also eating any for breakfast is madness. Only done occasionally with Crepes as with the way they're made you usually end up with a tonne of them left over.

And iirc isn't a savoury crepe technically a galette?

[viper37]

 That one made laughed.  I just rewatched the movie, it helped.

[DGuller]

That one made laughed.  I just rewatched the movie, it helped.

You should post it in Youtube recommendations thread.

[Duque de Bragança]

And iirc isn't a savoury crepe technically a galette?

crêpe = wheat
galette = buckwheat

[Oexmelin]

Such a rigid distinction is only recent. Crepe used to mean texture more than ingredient - and thus you had buckwheat and flour crepes.

[Crazy_Ivan80]

in dutch it's all 'pannenkoeken' (pancakes) anyway, wether they're thin or thick, sweet or savoury (mhh, pancakes with unions, bacon, cheese...)

[Grey Fox]

It's just stupid food gate keeping, anyway.

I make crepes for breakfast every Sunday. My kids have them with Nutella, my GF with peanut butter and I like sliced ham. All drenched in maple syrup.

[HVC]

A bad crepe is better than a bad pancake, but a good pancake is better than a good crepe.