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CrepeFrench version of a very thin pancake made from flour,milk, eggs and salt. You beat up the batter to make it light. The batter is rather thin, you pour a ladle full onto a heated oiled pan and make an 8-10 inch pancake each time. The crepes are then cooled off and used as wrappers for savoury or sweet fillings. The crepes are very similar to the Malay kueh that is made of thin green pancake wrappers filled with coconut and brown sugar on the inside. Shared by Lily Lee English muffin American VersionA type of breakfast bread, the American version of something similar to the British version of crumpets. The Enghlish muffin is about 4 inches in width, about 1 inch thickness, has rather bigh air holes so that the bread texture is rather coarse than fine. You cut the muffin into 2 halves and then toast them in the toaster, spread butter and jam over the toasted sides, eat that with your breakfast eggs, ham or sausage. Shared by Lily Lee Saltine crackersAmerican terminology for soda crackers. Shared by Lily Lee Tell us what you knowThere is always room for new information. If you have something interesting to share with the other
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