Ricotta Cheese Crepes with Persimmon Apricot Marmalade
Recipe Courtesy of Marty Semola, Executive Chef of The Ritz Carlton Hotel, Philadelphia
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By dppatel
on April 26, 2011
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1/4 ounce salt.... that cannot be right? It created an inedible, overly-salty batter! Unfortunately, after wasting the batter, I compared this to other crepe recipes on the website and most do not even use salt, and if they do, it is a "pinch!
By jtruzic_876730
Fair Oaks, CA
on December 14, 2004
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I actually only used this recipe for the marmalade, and it turned out great! I doubled the recipe and it was enough to fill 6 small jelly jars. A very sophistocated marmalade - not your average orange!