Savory Crepes? Cheesy Chicken Crepe! | Chef Jean-Pierre


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Hello There Friends! I love Crepes, and not just sweet dessert Crepes! You can make Crepes with so many different toppings and …

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  1. Ashley Holt
    Ashley Holt says:

    Hey Chef JP, Jack and all the other crew. How does it feel to run one of the most wholesome channels on YouTube? Most channels have quite toxic comments, but not here. This is mine, and many orhers' happy place. Great recipe by the way.

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  2. Barbara Johnson
    Barbara Johnson says:

    Thank you Chef for this awesome recipe ! Tried it yesterday and my whole family loved it ! I grew up in the 70s and remember crepe dishes being popular but they were sweet recipes , my favorite modern filling for crepes is Nutella . This filling being savory with chicken, spinach and cheese is absolutely delicious and comfort food extraordinaire! Love your show it is my and my family’s favorite cooking show ( as we all take turns cooking and looking for new recipes ! ) Congratulations on your growing following; it doesn’t surprise me , you’re a great inspiration!

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  3. WhoCares
    WhoCares says:

    I made these tonight for the first time. So delicious! Next time, I think I’m gonna add a touch of garlic. Thanks Chef Jean Pierre! I will definitely be making these again.

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  4. Dick Daley
    Dick Daley says:

    Dear JP,
    I follow your cooking recipes and have had a wonderful experience. In this recipe, I have found something missing on the front end that needs to be addressed. I think it was the cheese sauce with milk but no chicken broth? Yes, the broth will add salt but I do not think salt alone will give me the initial flavor I feel is missing. So, in the spirit of JP, I will substitute my chicken pot pie filling to adjust the flavor that I lost. The cheese sauce is pretty basic so I will leave it as demonstrated by you. The filling will get chicken broth to enhance the initial impact of flavor. You are my chef!

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  5. Bob Gray
    Bob Gray says:

    What a great inspiration for today's cook. I chose shrimp and scallops and only left out the spinach as it wasn't handy. The sauce was the bomb and of course there was butter at every turn. You always make me a hero! Thanks Chef for another wonderful and crowd pleasing dinner!

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  6. Andy Aspeotis
    Andy Aspeotis says:

    I think your continued insistence on the simplicity in cooking really does take a lot of intimidation out of the work; it makes the process for me much more relaxed and enjoyable. I very much appreciate that Chef.

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  7. Wayne
    Wayne says:

    I have learned so much from watching you. I have cook for generals in the Army and restaurants for over 20 years. I've always said one seasoning should not dominate. I've learned some prep tricks also. Your recipes are great, but I don't cook with wine. I don't use margarine only butter. I also forget thinks.

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  8. USCitizen56
    USCitizen56 says:

    Thank you Chef & Chef Gladys @ MP. Old home week recipe for me. I made so many chicken crepes while working at Magic Pan back in 84-93. Chef is correct on waiting on the crepe batter to age a day., better texture and it develops that tang like buttermilk.

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