I've got to try this, but I want to use fresh Strawberries - I just love the taste so much better than jam. I will heat them up but not fully cook them. And Cream Cheese with Vanilla Chobani Yogurt! Yum! Please find (create) us a Pie or Cheesecake type dessert With Lime Chobani Yogurt and maybe a layer with Vanilla. The lime is addictive! I'm thinking - a crushed pecan/flour/butter crust. Help me out - I've been wanting to create a Pie/Cheesecake with these ingredients for 2 years! You got the Chef Food Science know-how! ✨
Already made this, but with raspberries. It actually yielded *more* crepes, which is always good. Everyone loved it, it's half gone after a few hours! Thank you Chef John for another delicious recipe.
Why didn't I find this channel long ago. This is more entertaining than late night TV, and educational for those of us who love preparing and eating great food.
So every year I make my wife's birthday cake. This year I did raspberry crepe cake with dark chocolate ganache. I put a sprinkle of cayenne in the ganache. Thanks for the recipe Chef John. It turned out amazing
Oh my gosh...this reminds me of how my late mother used to stack warm, thin pancakes and layer with butter, lemon juice and sugar....Sunday night supper 💜
Grape TomatoGirl : since you ARE Grape Tomato Girl, May I presume you like grape tomatoes? Try making tiny, bite-size Caprese salads using one half of a grape tomato, a drop of olive oil, a drop of balsamic vinegar, a few grains of salt, a tiny coin of fresh mozzarella, and the tip of a basil leaf. You're welcome! :)
Adam Churvis, You have presumed correctly 🍅 (I also love grapes. Which is why I didn’t separate TomatoGirl- - which actually, doesn’t make any sense now that I’ve typed that out 🤔) Thanks for the recipe! I’ll be making it soon- - your version, and for myself, the vegan version, using Miyoko’s Vegan Mozzarella Cheese 😋 We’re a household of eight- so, I’m used to cooking this way. I’ve ‘veganized’ many of Chef Johns recipes. My family devours both his version and the vegan version 😁 In fact, I’m just about to pull his Greek lemon and garlic chicken out of the oven now for the family. I made a separate casserole dish of the potatoes alone (vegan) so I can still enjoy at least the potatoes, lol. I use mushrooms as the ‘meat’. I don’t do much prepared vegan meats. Pricey and, they taste better when you make them at home. Thank you, again, for the recipe. I love, and miss caprice salad 🥗!!! (My apologies for being *that* vegan who tells you I’m vegan- - I just wanted to be honest when i said I’d be making it and who was going to eat it 😋😃)
@@grapetomatogirl2141 Vegan is actually making its way into international cuisine competitions. The Bocuse d'Or now requires a Vegetable Platter; I don't know if it's vegan, but it wouldn't be much of a hop to pure vegan from what I had seen of the competitors' entries. I have done a little experimentation with seitan, tofu, tempeh, and TVP, and there is no reason why great food cannot be made from these protein-rich ingredients with great flavor and great texture. Just the variety of tofu styles alone give us enough of a culinary palate from which to work. Let me know if you want my recipe for Looed Pressed Tofu, which is a compressed tofu slow-braised in Chinese Lu master sauce (once it's finished). I just finished rounding up all the exotic ingredients three days ago. This better be good, I tell you. But what I'd really like to develop is a vegan Bolognese Ragù made from a mixture of seitan, tofu, and TVP, to make a killer vegan lasagne.
Hi Super Chef John!!! Here 8n Chile we eat lots of crepes. Kids have them rolled with Dulce de Leche, we make them with ham and cheese, each individual rolled and then with a cheese bechamel sauce on top, etc. But there is one that my mother prepared, similar to yours p, but savory. First crepe, a thin cover of mayo, add lettuce, cut very thin, add another crepe, add slices of to tomatoes, adding mayonnaise on each crepe, then peas, another crepe, peas, another crepe, cut up boiled eggs, another crepe, ver thinly sliced sliced cucumber, another layer with canned corn, etc. When you are done, put mayo on top and decorate as you like, with black olives, hard boiled eggs, etc. If you wish, you can add tuna salad, or chicken salad on one of the layers. This “cake” can be served for a luncheon. I make my crepes larger for this purpose. I thought you might like this idea that we enjoy here. Much love to you!!!,
Crepes were a favorite of my family when I was growing up for breakfast. But because there were 5 of us my Mama Jean would only make them for special occasions. We'd spread brown sugar on them & then squeeze juice from a orange over the brown sugar. Then roll them up & eat them. Wasn't till I was older that I found out that you could put other things on them. I've, now, eaten them with other toppings but the brown sugar and orange juice will always be my favorite.
As usual, an outstanding offering from an outstanding chef and video teacher! This is reminiscent of an Appalachian favorite, Stack Cake, which is thin layer after thin layer of usually a spice cake sponge with apple butter filling. The thinner the layers, the better. Lovely to look at. Delightful to eat. Thank You, Chef John!
Since I've done a few of these, I have some comments. - Every other layer cream and jam. No need to add the extra work to mix on each. - If you make the crepes the day before, they will stick together. This can be lessened by a minute in the micro wave, also separation is helped if you add a cross of two inch wide strips of grease proof paper between layers of crepe as you stack them for storage.
difference in jam and preserves is the way you cook them. In jam the fruit jells in preserves it floats in chunks. The end product is very confusing though since they tend to look the same if you buy types that are made commercially. Thanks to my grandmother for teaching me that. Not that I can make either like she did!
What timing, I ate a strawberry crepe mere hours before you posted this. I can't justify all that work, but I'll certainly try making a 3-4 layer one for breakfast.
Yum, yum, yum! A great take on strawberry 🍓 short cake 🎂!!! My mom will love this as she adores strawberries and cream.....I’ll use gluten free flour to make these crepes so I can enjoy it, too! This looks sweet, scrumptious and perfect for Spring! This is so pretty, too and makes such a lovely presentation-👌🏻. I caught this video on the day it premiered, so cool! Another wonderful video and recipe, thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for this recipe. I used to have a crepe recipe with candied lemons and it's own sauce. But this will be one of my favs. I want ro make crepes for a date with some lady. LOL. So she can be like "and afterwards he served us crepes"
Have my final exam tomorrow but was so saturated with all the studies that had to come over here n watch ur videos to calm n relax myself. Ur videos are really soothing n fun n easy to watch. So as soon as my exams finish I'll try to try this recipe out
How do you manage to make me drool every time I look at one of your thumbnails? Definitely going to try a blueberry-blackberry version of this tomorrow since that’s all I have right now.
I don't pull out my crepe maker very often because it's 65+ pounds, but you inspired me to make something similar with blueberries and cream cheese. Got the ingredients on my list for my next trip to town. Thanks!
Just made this tonight. OMG it is delicious - I know because I tasted the frosting on a leftover crepe! Put the cake in the freezer for our guests on Wednesday evening. Hope it'll defrost in the fridge if I take it out Wednesday morning. Thanks Chef John, your recipes are the bombe. MB
FYI: Jelly is a clear, gelatinous fruit spread, no fruit solids to speak of. Jam is a thicker fruit concoction that is spreadable and has some fruit solids. Preserves are spreadable fruit concoctions, thicker than jams, and have pieces of whole fruit. Marmalade, you ask? Marmalade is kind of in a class by itself. It's made from citrus and uses both the rinds and the whole fruit. Orange Marmalade is the most common. Conserves tend to be more on the savory side and are kind of the equivalent of a European chutney. Think preserves but chunkier and usually served like you would a chutney.
@@AnaisAzuli Haha! Sorry! Just trying to provide some insight into the mysteries of jellies and jams. We have an orchard, so I make a LOT of all of these every year. 😌
I've made stacked crepes before.....and tried different fillings....best taste for me was blackberries or raspberries with alternate layers of a dark chocolate...but try whatever you like, as Chef John suggests. After all, y'all are the Great Grape Apes of how to rock your crepes....
From what I remember from culinary school is that jam and preserves are essentially the same except preserves have larger chunks of fruit where jam theyre more incorporated. Jelly i believe doesnt contain any actual fruit in it. I could be wrong as its been a few years but thats what seems accurate from my memory.
Well, I hope I'm never in a situation that calls for life or death crepes but if the time comes, I'll have no fear having Chef John's recipe by my side
The difference between a jam and a preserve is purely texture, while jams are basically completely smooth (ie they have not bits of fruit in them) preserves have small little bits of the fruit you jame is made of, so a preserve is basically a bunch of small fruit pieces floating around in sugary liquid fruit.
Hey just want to mention to anyone making this, that it's super easy to make small crepe cakes for individual servings. They look really beautiful and you don't have to worry about them falling apart when you cut into them. We do dark chocolate ones with powdered sugar and raspberries at Christmas. Just a thought.
@@ihavenolife3857 Just make a couple of practice ones and you will have the hang of it. It's really easy. If you're taking them on a picnic, I would recommend letting them cool off before you fill them, and then wrapping them in wax paper or something similar to help them keep their shape. Just remember, even if they are a mess, they'll be delicious, which is all that really matters!
@@ihavenolife3857 Well, if I remember correctly, you're going to be spooning strawberry preserves and cream in between the layers, and if the crepes are too hot that stuff will just sort of melt and run all over everything. You won't have pretty layers. If the crepes are room temp, that won't happen. You could even chill the "cakes" in the fridge after you construct them to set them, especially if you have to walk a bit for your picnic.
I can't wait to try making this cake. ^-^ I've tried several of your recipes (most recent is the apple pie) and I really like that you use such simple ingredients and make the process so easy to follow. My family and relatives really love all of what I've cooked so far.
Just tried this recipe! Absolutely delicious! Though I did one thing differently. What makes this cake unreal is if you put crushed nuts and/or tiny chocolate bits in between the layers! It makes for great texture. Really recommend it!
I really like this chef he's very explanatory with everything he makes..thanks, i am going to try to make it.. Love all the food you make and create😊🥞🍓
YUM! Turned out Fantastic! Love using silicone brush with butter on non-stick pan - makes cooking crepes so much easier! Thanks! I added 2 TBSP of Dulce De Leche to the cream/mascarpone mix. YUM!!! XOXOXOX
Check out the recipe: www.allrecipes.com/Recipe/273285/Chef-Johns-Strawberry-Crepe-Cake/
I've got to try this, but I want to use fresh Strawberries - I just love the taste so much better than jam.
I will heat them up but not fully cook them.
And Cream Cheese with Vanilla Chobani Yogurt!
Yum!
Please find (create) us a Pie or Cheesecake type dessert With Lime Chobani Yogurt and maybe a layer with Vanilla.
The lime is addictive!
I'm thinking - a crushed pecan/flour/butter crust.
Help me out - I've been wanting to create a Pie/Cheesecake with these ingredients for 2 years!
You got the Chef Food Science know-how! ✨
I love when Chef John does single serve recipes.
I love how you own your mistakes, and show how to 'correct' them. You evoked memories of my French Canadian Mom. Thank you!
I love this guys comedic delivery so much. I’ve been binge watching since I discovered this channel the other week 😆
You are, after all, the Madonna, of what I call French lasagna
Looks amazing, like everything you do. Thank you for all the great content.
'Behold, the standard to which all others are judged by'. Another gem....thanks Chef.
Already made this, but with raspberries. It actually yielded *more* crepes, which is always good. Everyone loved it, it's half gone after a few hours! Thank you Chef John for another delicious recipe.
Why didn't I find this channel long ago. This is more entertaining than late night TV, and educational for those of us who love preparing and eating great food.
It's 11:23pm and I'm now starving. Thanks John, I now have to go rummage in my fridge for something nowhere near Crepe cake.
So every year I make my wife's birthday cake. This year I did raspberry crepe cake with dark chocolate ganache. I put a sprinkle of cayenne in the ganache. Thanks for the recipe
Chef John. It turned out amazing
Oh my gosh...this reminds me of how my late mother used to stack warm, thin pancakes and layer with butter, lemon juice and sugar....Sunday night supper 💜
My mom did the same. Was a nice Sunday treat after church.
You are, after all,
The visual slayer
When you perfectly center
Each crepe layer.
Grape TomatoGirl
: since you ARE Grape Tomato Girl, May I presume you like grape tomatoes? Try making tiny, bite-size Caprese salads using one half of a grape tomato, a drop of olive oil, a drop of balsamic vinegar, a few grains of salt, a tiny coin of fresh mozzarella, and the tip of a basil leaf. You're welcome! :)
Adam Churvis,
You have presumed correctly 🍅
(I also love grapes. Which is why I didn’t separate TomatoGirl- - which actually, doesn’t make any sense now that I’ve typed that out 🤔)
Thanks for the recipe!
I’ll be making it soon- - your version, and for myself, the vegan version, using Miyoko’s Vegan Mozzarella Cheese 😋
We’re a household of eight- so, I’m used to cooking this way. I’ve ‘veganized’ many of Chef Johns recipes. My family devours both his version and the vegan version 😁
In fact, I’m just about to pull his Greek lemon and garlic chicken out of the oven now for the family. I made a separate casserole dish of the potatoes alone (vegan) so I can still enjoy at least the potatoes, lol. I use mushrooms as the ‘meat’. I don’t do much prepared vegan meats. Pricey and, they taste better when you make them at home.
Thank you, again, for the recipe. I love, and miss caprice salad 🥗!!!
(My apologies for being *that* vegan who tells you I’m vegan- - I just wanted to be honest when i said I’d be making it and who was going to eat it 😋😃)
@@grapetomatogirl2141 Vegan is actually making its way into international cuisine competitions. The Bocuse d'Or now requires a Vegetable Platter; I don't know if it's vegan, but it wouldn't be much of a hop to pure vegan from what I had seen of the competitors' entries. I have done a little experimentation with seitan, tofu, tempeh, and TVP, and there is no reason why great food cannot be made from these protein-rich ingredients with great flavor and great texture. Just the variety of tofu styles alone give us enough of a culinary palate from which to work. Let me know if you want my recipe for Looed Pressed Tofu, which is a compressed tofu slow-braised in Chinese Lu master sauce (once it's finished). I just finished rounding up all the exotic ingredients three days ago. This better be good, I tell you. But what I'd really like to develop is a vegan Bolognese Ragù made from a mixture of seitan, tofu, and TVP, to make a killer vegan lasagne.
You are, after all, the Nathan Drake of your Strawberry Crepe Cake
We Have A Winner!
There are no mistakes when making crepes, rather we've simply got delicious imperfect snacks.
Hi Super Chef John!!! Here 8n Chile we eat lots of crepes. Kids have them rolled with Dulce de Leche, we make them with ham and cheese, each individual rolled and then with a cheese bechamel sauce on top, etc. But there is one that my mother prepared, similar to yours p, but savory. First crepe, a thin cover of mayo, add lettuce, cut very thin, add another crepe, add slices of to tomatoes, adding mayonnaise on each crepe, then peas, another crepe, peas, another crepe, cut up boiled eggs, another crepe, ver thinly sliced sliced cucumber, another layer with canned corn, etc. When you are done, put mayo on top and decorate as you like, with black olives, hard boiled eggs, etc. If you wish, you can add tuna salad, or chicken salad on one of the layers. This “cake” can be served for a luncheon. I make my crepes larger for this purpose. I thought you might like this idea that we enjoy here. Much love to you!!!,
Crepes were a favorite of my family when I was growing up for breakfast. But because there were 5 of us my Mama Jean would only make them for special occasions. We'd spread brown sugar on them & then squeeze juice from a orange over the brown sugar. Then roll them up & eat them. Wasn't till I was older that I found out that you could put other things on them. I've, now, eaten them with other toppings but the brown sugar and orange juice will always be my favorite.
As usual, an outstanding offering from an outstanding chef and video teacher! This is reminiscent of an Appalachian favorite, Stack Cake, which is thin layer after thin layer of usually a spice cake sponge with apple butter filling. The thinner the layers, the better. Lovely to look at. Delightful to eat. Thank You, Chef John!
I'm here specifically for the " you are after all the.." reference. ❤
"but no worries i just hid that with a strawberry" XD
this is how we can hide all our mistakes now :D
Chef John does not make mistakes. He's like the great musicians who hit a wrong note and stills sound good.
"The more you make the taller Your Cake" 🤣
Thank You Chef John for making the World a Happier and more delicious place ❤️
Strawberry crepe cake my favorite. You nailed it Chef John. Amazing, sharing
I think he made that video already
"All the single layers, all the single layers"
itsdynasty Now put your crepes up
itsdynasty,
💍
@itsdynasty. So cute!😁
That looks fantastic! I was feeling kinda lazy so I just made a small batch and rolled them, great stuff!
Since I've done a few of these, I have some comments.
- Every other layer cream and jam. No need to add the extra work to mix on each.
- If you make the crepes the day before, they will stick together. This can be lessened by a minute in the micro wave, also separation is helped if you add a cross of two inch wide strips of grease proof paper between layers of crepe as you stack them for storage.
Thanks for those tips, I like the idea of alternating the cream and jam layers.
We don't have grease proof paper in the US. Just wax paper. Are they the same?
@@ellengregory8002 I wouldn't know, I'm Swedish and the direct translation to what I use is sandwich paper. My guess would be yes, but I don't know.
@@ellengregory8002 We use baking/parchment paper in Finland :)
Here in Venezuela, we use Bolivar paper.
Looks good and easy. I think I would try this with alternating layers of cream cheese and the strawberry cream.
This is the best food wishes ever to wake up to! Good morning to you, you crepe!
This looks amazing! I can see so many alterations to this! Different fruits, chocolate, etc!! Yummy, Thanks Chef!
Thanks for mentioning Jack White! I love him!
Beautiful cake. I like that it's not too complicated for a novice like me to make.
That reminds me A LOT of a Napoleon cake. That's very nice.💖
Im just gonna call it Strawberry Shortcrepe.
Very punny
👌🏾
*tallcrepe
Halinspark that's cute
@James Michael eggsactly
Stacked or not, strawberry and crepes does it for me!!
I do this with lingonberries or lemon curd. Magical
Lingonberry? Never heard of those. Is it a regional berey?
Definitely making this at my next dinner party. Makes a lovely presentation because as you said, people love layers.
Yes, I will try it for Mother's Day! Thank you so much for all of your GREAT recipes and fantastic videos. 💕🌺💟🌷
difference in jam and preserves is the way you cook them. In jam the fruit jells in preserves it floats in chunks. The end product is very confusing though since they tend to look the same if you buy types that are made commercially. Thanks to my grandmother for teaching me that. Not that I can make either like she did!
I am so going to make this, but with chocolate pancakes, and cherry jam!
My mouth is watering !!! OMG
What timing, I ate a strawberry crepe mere hours before you posted this. I can't justify all that work, but I'll certainly try making a 3-4 layer one for breakfast.
Yum, yum, yum! A great take on strawberry 🍓 short cake 🎂!!! My mom will love this as she adores strawberries and cream.....I’ll use gluten free flour to make these crepes so I can enjoy it, too! This looks sweet, scrumptious and perfect for Spring! This is so pretty, too and makes such a lovely presentation-👌🏻. I caught this video on the day it premiered, so cool! Another wonderful video and recipe, thank you so much!!
Oh my word, that looks amazing! I can't wait to try it.
Thank you so much for this recipe. I used to have a crepe recipe with candied lemons and it's own sauce. But this will be one of my favs. I want ro make crepes for a date with some lady. LOL. So she can be like "and afterwards he served us crepes"
Yumzers! Dear Chef John.....I'm making this for my birthday next Sunday! Thanks for your timely recipe!
first crepe cake recipe on youtube that actually has an interesting flavor, and not only whipped cream
Wow.... that looked delicious, and so simple!! Thanks!!
it is not something we can very gracefully cut with a fork.... proceeds to murder the crepes.
Sometimes things need killing.
@Robert Pruitt. Haha, my sweet elderly mother said this very thing, while watching Slingblade! I was so shocked, but I agreed with her.
best bit of the video
Have my final exam tomorrow but was so saturated with all the studies that had to come over here n watch ur videos to calm n relax myself. Ur videos are really soothing n fun n easy to watch. So as soon as my exams finish I'll try to try this recipe out
How do you manage to make me drool every time I look at one of your thumbnails? Definitely going to try a blueberry-blackberry version of this tomorrow since that’s all I have right now.
I was waiting for a video and here it is. Yummy. I love crepes!
I love this I made this last year with mango and it was really yummy
This Looks amazing
I don't think I've ever been this early... 50 seconds! But I DO love strawberries, and I DO love crepes. And I DO love cake!
Who doesn't😃
Peeps...What...you don't like whipped cream??? : D
@@poppykok5 lol! I didn't know there was whipped cream in it when I made the comment. I do love me some whipped cream.
Chef John has amazing food and great puns!!!!
My mom loves strawberries, shes gonna love this!
I feel like John would be disappointed in me if I didn't listen all the way to the very last note on the piano.
He would be very disappointed in you...very!
That's what I've been thinking ever since I started watching FW a long time ago! Gotta hear it!
Oh no! Right before bed 🤤
I don't pull out my crepe maker very often because it's 65+ pounds, but you inspired me to make something similar with blueberries and cream cheese. Got the ingredients on my list for my next trip to town. Thanks!
Oh my my!!! This looks amazing !!
Oh lord that looks good
I love this idea and the funny way you handle bloopers.. .Keep up the great work, John.
"The more you make ,the taller your cake" Yep..that's a thing 😀.I love your videos 💞🧘🏾♀️
Just made this tonight. OMG it is delicious - I know because I tasted the frosting on a leftover crepe! Put the cake in the freezer for our guests on Wednesday evening. Hope it'll defrost in the fridge if I take it out Wednesday morning. Thanks Chef John, your recipes are the bombe. MB
FYI: Jelly is a clear, gelatinous fruit spread, no fruit solids to speak of.
Jam is a thicker fruit concoction that is spreadable and has some fruit solids.
Preserves are spreadable fruit concoctions, thicker than jams, and have pieces of whole fruit.
Marmalade, you ask? Marmalade is kind of in a class by itself. It's made from citrus and uses both the rinds and the whole fruit. Orange Marmalade is the most common.
Conserves tend to be more on the savory side and are kind of the equivalent of a European chutney. Think preserves but chunkier and usually served like you would a chutney.
The Fruitspread expert😎
@@AnaisAzuli Haha! Sorry! Just trying to provide some insight into the mysteries of jellies and jams. We have an orchard, so I make a LOT of all of these every year. 😌
I've made stacked crepes before.....and tried different fillings....best taste for me was blackberries or raspberries with alternate layers of a dark chocolate...but try whatever you like, as Chef John suggests. After all, y'all are the Great Grape Apes of how to rock your crepes....
Looks so delicious at 1 am. Breakfast ideas🥞🍓
I’ve been waiting SO LONG for you to do this! I am so excited....
You are, after all, the William G Schilling of your choice of filling. This dessert is Head of the Class
This deserves a B+ ... Coffee was definitely missing 😁
I would probably eat the entire cake in one sitting, that looks Goooooooood!!
I LOVE the way Chef John talks
From what I remember from culinary school is that jam and preserves are essentially the same except preserves have larger chunks of fruit where jam theyre more incorporated. Jelly i believe doesnt contain any actual fruit in it. I could be wrong as its been a few years but thats what seems accurate from my memory.
Ooooooo looks good and think of all the variations too. Maybe lemon curd or mango.
Well, I hope I'm never in a situation that calls for life or death crepes but if the time comes, I'll have no fear having Chef John's recipe by my side
nuhuhbruhbruh,
🤣
The difference between a jam and a preserve is purely texture, while jams are basically completely smooth (ie they have not bits of fruit in them) preserves have small little bits of the fruit you jame is made of, so a preserve is basically a bunch of small fruit pieces floating around in sugary liquid fruit.
This looks amazing, it reminds me of my mother who used to make me blintzes almost every Sunday morning. Yummm!
YES FINALLY Thank you so much, Chef John!
Hey just want to mention to anyone making this, that it's super easy to make small crepe cakes for individual servings. They look really beautiful and you don't have to worry about them falling apart when you cut into them. We do dark chocolate ones with powdered sugar and raspberries at Christmas. Just a thought.
Thanks I needed this Bcz I want to make one for my bestfriend for the picnic 😭
@@ihavenolife3857 Just make a couple of practice ones and you will have the hang of it. It's really easy. If you're taking them on a picnic, I would recommend letting them cool off before you fill them, and then wrapping them in wax paper or something similar to help them keep their shape. Just remember, even if they are a mess, they'll be delicious, which is all that really matters!
@@cwbrooks5329 okay thank you so much for the advice and what do you by cooling it off?
@@ihavenolife3857 Well, if I remember correctly, you're going to be spooning strawberry preserves and cream in between the layers, and if the crepes are too hot that stuff will just sort of melt and run all over everything. You won't have pretty layers. If the crepes are room temp, that won't happen. You could even chill the "cakes" in the fridge after you construct them to set them, especially if you have to walk a bit for your picnic.
@@cwbrooks5329 ohhh okay thanks a lot I will keep that in mind but thank you so much for the advice god bless you 🥹
I can't wait to try making this cake. ^-^
I've tried several of your recipes (most recent is the apple pie) and I really like that you use such simple ingredients and make the process so easy to follow. My family and relatives really love all of what I've cooked so far.
About 4yrs ago, I made this for my teenage daughter. I finished it with chocolate ganache and chilled it for her birthday. It a was amazing
Simply. Bravo!!
Just tried this recipe! Absolutely delicious! Though I did one thing differently. What makes this cake unreal is if you put crushed nuts and/or tiny chocolate bits in between the layers! It makes for great texture. Really recommend it!
Yes, please! Yum, yum, yum 😋😋😋
I was just looking for a strawberry crepe cake for my nieces 1 year birthday!! Perfect!!
Yer a diet killer, John. But I don't care! Everything I've made from this channel is delish!
Chef John I’m inspired and will most definitely make with raspberry jam! Thanks for another outstanding recipe.
*Lovely leoparding on those crepes, John!*
Looking so good 😍
Chef John, I have learned so much from you and love your recipes. I will give this one a go too.
A millicrepe cake with strawberries; irresistibly good. Delicious food as always. Happy eating! 🤗
I love this.
Wow - easy and spectacular at the same time.
Just a helpful tip.
If you add some gelatin to the cream mix, and set overnight, it will set up magnificently.
wow looks perfect! I am going to try it soon!
Food wishes makes all my culinary dreams come true.
I really like this chef he's very explanatory with everything he makes..thanks, i am going to try to make it.. Love all the food you make and create😊🥞🍓
YUM! Turned out Fantastic! Love using silicone brush with butter on non-stick pan - makes cooking crepes so much easier! Thanks! I added 2 TBSP of Dulce De Leche to the cream/mascarpone mix. YUM!!! XOXOXOX
Absolutely awesome it looks. I gonna try this in the weekend. Both strawberry and think pan cokes are my favorite. Hope i can make it.
looks really good👍
And you are the Shakespeare of your crepe cake, dear!!!