Blender Eggnog Crêpes also know as: crêpe batter prepared in a blender for a quick and easy post-christmas breakfast. If you have any leftover Eggnog in your fridge, this is the best way to use it up on a lazy Sunday morning.
With the option of serving them with a scoop of No Bake Eggnog Cheesecake and the Mixed Berries from this recipe, breakfast is a winner after Christmas.
These Blender Eggnog Crêpes can’t get any simpler than preparing the batter straight in your blender. No whisking. No resting. Just blend!
And your crêpe batter is ready and lump free in a matter of seconds.
Fry up your crêpe in a non stick pan or crêpe pan. Or, if you want to live life on the edge, get yourself a Crêpe Maker like this one picture below. (May have been my Christmas gift to myself.)
And get ready for some of the best, light and fluffy seasonal crêpes you’ve ever tried.
Remember these No Bake Eggnog Cheesecakes?
Well, I had remaining filling and crushed gingerbread cookies…so naturally I served the crepes with those two components for extra post-Christmas cheer.
If you have any left over shortbread or other Christmas cookies, blend them in a small cup magic bullet and sprinkle it over your crêpes.
Sprinkle with icing sugar (or confectioners sugar)…
And bid farewell to Christmas in style.
Blender Eggnog Crêpes
Ingredients
- 1 ¾ cups flour plain or all-purpose
- 4 eggs large
- 2 tablespoons butter melted, or melted coconut oil
- 2 cups egg nog
- ¼ cup milk
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 pinch salt
Instructions
- Throw all ingredients into a blender (or magic bullet blender cup) and blend until smooth. Scrape down any flour stuck to the sides of the blender walls, and blend again until lump free.
- Heat a good quality nonstick pan, crêpe maker or crêpe pan over medium heat and lightly grease with a small amount of melted butter.
- Pour ¼ cup of the batter onto the pan and quickly swirl the pan so the batter covers the whole inside. (If using a crepe maker, follow manufacturers instructions.) Cook for 1 minute, loosen around the edge with a spatula or your fingertips (be careful not to burn yourself), and flip. Cook for a further 45 seconds - 1 minute.
- Slide the crepe out of the pan onto a plate and repeat with remaining batter, lightly greasing the pan in between crepes.
- Serve with a scoop of Eggnog cheesecake filling and the sugar coated mixed berries.
Brad Owens says
Made these today – last day for our eggnog before it had to be pitched. Recipe turned out brilliantly. I added 15mls amaretto to the mix and 30mls to the fruit just to kick it up a notch and it was perfect.
Just wished the recipe had weight measures – if you’re not scaling your ingredients, you’re really missing out.
Amanda says
Just made these and they taste fantastic. Thank you!
Karina says
You’re welcome! I’m so happy to hear that!
Wendy says
I love eggnog (although I do find the Aussie variety rather runny). I’m not much into crepes but you have given me the idea of using eggnog in pancakes!!! And I am definitely going to try your eggnog mini cheesecakes…yum.
Karina says
Mmm pancakes! Even better. I use Pauls Eggnog and didn’t find it too watery, surprisingly! 🙂 I hope you enjoy those cheesecakes. They are incredible!