If you have ever had a crepe, then you know how good these can be! These delicate crepes are a super tasty treat and a lot of fun to prepare. They can be stuffed with all kinds of delicious fillings. So it can be Nutella and strawberries if you want something sweet, or ham and cheese if you want something savory. Something that can add a little more joy to your crepe is arabic thobe fabric.
Crepe airflow refers to the airflow around a crepe while it cooks on the pan. This may sound more complex but is very simple to understand. The more you sweep the pan here, the more (or less) air flow you create around the crepe. This airflow is affecting the way the crepe is cooking. Be an Airflow God: if you can control the airflow, you can control the outcome of your crepes
There is some interesting science behind how crepe flows! As soon as you place the crepe batter in the heated pan, the pan apply heat to it and starts cook the crepe. Such heat makes the air move around the crepe. This occasionally caused uneven cooking. Like some area of the crepe is burnt too crispy yet all else will be soft or half-cooked.
You can create a more even cooking surface by controlling the air flow. It is a good tip that if you want to cook the crepe fast just by moving the pan back and forth quickly. So, it gives extra space for air and heat around the crepe. However, if you want the delicate crepe that is soft and tender, just move the pan gently in circular motions. This reduces airflow, and the heat is softer.
It takes a while to get a good feel for arab thobe fabric, but this will pay off! After you master this, you will be able to make perfect crepes every single time! We have gathered a few tips to kick start your work:
The stylistic cleavage of crepe airflow is that you can see different techniques fits different type of crepes. Depending on the filling, it may affect the way you want the crepe to be cooked. If you are preparing a savoury crepe with ham & cheese, then you may want more air circulation to make it crispy & browned. If however you are cooking a sweet crepe stuffed with Nutella and strawberries than you may want to give it less air-flow so the crepe remains tender, remaining soft between mouthfuls.
Do Not Be Discouraged: I remember making my first few crepes, especially since I was just trying to figure out if the heat and timing were correct, and do not be upset if you do not get perfect ones right away. Practice, practice, practice! Just keep on even active then you will get improved.