Recipes

La Québécoise

A postcard from Montréal started this one. Butter first, always.

Tante Maëlle's note

How to make it

  1. Pour wheat batter and spread it thin.
  2. Cook it golden on both sides, unless the guest asks otherwise (that is how the notebook recommends it).
  3. Drizzle the maple syrup.
  4. Melt the salted butter.
  5. Fold it: Roll. One long swipe across.

Price and cost

It sells for 6,00 €. At the usual helpings it costs about 1,10 € to make (0,40 € of batter and 0,70 € of fillings), before any discount and less for home-grown fillings. Mastery stamps and the market's charm cards raise the price; see mastery.

The notebook page

The page is missing at first. It turns up the first time you serve this crêpe well. Until then the stub reads:

A maple leaf, pressed flat. Maple syrup and butter, rolled.

It belongs to the set Les Douceurs, worth 4 pearls once every crêpe in it has been served really well.

Who loves it

How guests ask for it

"Maple syrup and butter, in a tube. Golden. Sticky fuel."

— Théo

What you need

Guests only order it once the shop has Maple syrup (290,00 € at the market).