RV Cooking Show - Three Crepes and a Castle

When you were a kid did you dream of being a famous movie star or sports figure, invited to exclusive parties to mingle amongst the elite? Visit the Hearst Castle estate and, with some imagination, you might get a taste of what it was like to be part of that crowd. There are several tours available including their newest – a self-guided Gardens and Vistas tour – complete with guides standing by to answer your questions about Hearst and “The Enchanted Hill”. Interestingly, rather than a rote tour talk, each guide is permitted to develop their own spiel focusing on their interest in the Castle and it’s art, people, grounds, history, and more. Well, at least for now, allow me to be your personal Hearst Castle tour guide in this episode of the RV Cooking Show – Three Crepes and a Castle – then join  me in my RV kitchen.

In honor of National Strawberry Picking Day I'm going to show you how to make delicious crepes. Though I use jam, curd, and nutella in this episode you can easily add fresh strawberries or any other fresh in-season fruit. You'll find that with ingredients that you most likely already have at home, you, too, can make amazing crepes. It’s not difficult at all…just technique. Watch this RV TV video and you'll see for yourself!  


Remember, you can print this RV recipe to take along in your camper. Nothing is more satisfying than elegance combined with nature! Enjoy!

Evanne
http://www.rvcookingshow.com/

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