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Squash Blossom Crêpes

Writer: Culinary Cam
Culinary Cam
1 day ago
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Updated: 52 minutes ago

Here we are at the nineteenth installment of our 2026 Alphabet Challenge that was started by Wendy of A Day in the Life on the Farm. As in years past, we post every two weeks with a recipe inspired by a certain letter. It's like Sesame Street for grown ups! And I love it, so, here we are with the letter 's'...


S is for...


Squash Blossom Crêpes


I saw a photo of these on social media and knew that I had to make them for myself. They are so pretty! I simply adapted my usual crêpes and added the blossoms to the outside.



Ingredients

makes approximately one dozen


Crêpes

  • squash blossoms

  • 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour

  • 3 eggs

  • 2 cups organic whole milk

  • dash of ground cardamom

  • butter, for cooking


Filling

  • 1 cup ricotta cheese

  • 2 Tablespoons grated parmesan cheese

  • 1 Tablespoon fresh herbs (I used organic chives)

  • 1 Tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon juice

  • zest of one organic lemon

  • salt and pepper to taste


For Serving

  • olive oil

  • salt and pepper




Procedure

Filling

Mix all of the ingredients together in a small mixing bowl. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Set aside until ready to fill the crêpes.



Crêpes

To prepare the blossoms, trim the ends of the flower near the stem. Remove the stamen or pistil from within the blossom. Slice the flower so that they will lie flat.


Whisk all of the other ingredients together until lump-free. Let sit for at least 30 minutes. Heat a large flat-bottom pan and rub the bottom with butter. Pour the batter into the pan and quickly make a tilting motion to distribute the batter all over the pan. The goal: have as thin a batter layer as possible. Arrange a blossom on the crêpe. Cook until the crêpe is a bit stiff and flip over, cooking for another minute The pancake should be lightly browned on both sides. Repeat till all the batter is used; I made 12 crêpes with the quantities listed above.


Assembling

Place filling on half of the crêpe and fold in half, then in half again. Drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper as desired.



The Previous Years' Offerings

My posts link to everyone else's. Enjoy exploring the alphabet through food.



That's a wrap for my 's' offering for the Alphabet Challenge. Stay tuned for the letter 't' in two weeks!

 
 
 

11 Comments


Radha R
Radha R
2 hours ago

Such a lovely idea! These look so beautiful and delicious!

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Karen Kerr
Karen Kerr
10 hours ago

How pretty are those! I've never actually cooked with squash blossoms. Your take on them is so creative.

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Culinary Cam
Culinary Cam
an hour ago
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Really? You should get some and tell me what you do with them.

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Kelly Hill
Kelly Hill
10 hours ago

I love stuffed squash blossoms, and these are SO fancy and pretty!

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Culinary Cam
Culinary Cam
an hour ago
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Thanks! And they are relatively simple to make!

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mayuri.ajay.patel62
11 hours ago

Oh my these crepes look so pretty. Wish I could get some squash blossom.

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Culinary Cam
Culinary Cam
an hour ago
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I think I am going to try them with other edible flowers.

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Colleen Delawder
Colleen Delawder
13 hours ago

Absolutely stunning! I've never been much of a crepe girl, but for these, I would totally make an exception. Too pretty and delicious looking to pass up!

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Culinary Cam
Culinary Cam
an hour ago
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I would love to see yours, if you make them.

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