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By The Curly Crab
san antonio
on December 06, 2012
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I just made this for lunch w/ a regular crepe batter and less sugar and it's devine! I love carmelized, warm tomatoes with this sauce and used fresh oregano. Easy to make and manipulate.
By Nancy Dishes
St. Charles, MO
on April 05, 2012
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I just made the tomatoes as I was searching for an elegant side dish. This was EXQUISITE and so EASY!! You must try this!!
By jaja0
flordia
on February 23, 2012
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I served just the tomatoes as an appetizer. Wonderful!!!
By zumkunitz
Canada
on October 31, 2011
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As with all of Laura's recipes, this exceeded expectations. Very simple, elegant and tasty--esp. with homegrown tomatoes. Buckwheat crepes are the perfect foil for the slighty sweet/tart sauce created by the butter, tomatoes and thyme. Going to be a go-to recipe!!!
By bassboat1
on July 23, 2011
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I just finished a very tasty dish! I picked a couple of heirloom tomatoes out of the backyard and followed a very simple recipe. I had to use half and half as I did not have the cream. I also did not do the buckwheat crepes for the same reason I did not use cream. I can only look forward to buying buckwheat flour and cream for my next attempt. I would recommend this for any tomato lover and it would be a hit at your next dinner party.
By sophiasaradc
Washington DC
on July 03, 2011
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Awesome and easy. Made only the tomatoes during a dinner party with beef au bleu (Laura C recipe also.
By Alicia G-W
DFW Texas
on June 24, 2011
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I made regular crepes b/c no buckwheat to be found. The tomatoes and sauce were very good. It was an elegant dish.
By kittens33
Austin, Texas
on June 16, 2011
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I made this for dinner last night, and fortunately there was enough to take some for lunch today too. For such a simple dish, it is so rich and satisfying, and pretty on the plate too. My tomatoes broke down a bit and gave the creamy sauce a slight tartness which was so good. Fresh thyme is the perfect herb for this, and I loved how the spongy crepe soaked up the delicious sauce. I just had some asparagus on the side and couldn't have been happier.