Will this spatula work on crepes?
1086436
Absolutely a great spatula also use it for removing food from my vitamin blendervery highly recommended
1086437
It is not as thin as a metal spatula used for crepes but I think it would work well. I use it for cooking all types of delicate items in the frying pan including pancakes, fried eggs, and fish. It is a great tool for stick free surfaces.
1086438
i don't prepare crepes. My guess is that this spatula will help you fold the crepe nicely, but not take it out of the pan securely ... sincerely hope this helps,
99671
I think plastic utensils would be the better choice for non-stick cookware and that this spatula is meant for stainless steel or cast iron pans.
823487
Nope. This is steel only. Ended up buying two to whip up crepes twice as fast. Initially there's a bit of industrial oil on there that you need to wash off first. It's there to keep it from showing up with any rust. You'll soon develop your own non-stick patina surface. Make sure you care for it properly.
129972
It will.. not as good as it cuts through softer vegetables perhaps but it is an amazing tool for anykitchen and i love it.. it's very functional is a lot of ways.
2205373
Yes, it will. Put your liquids in first, then your flour. You might have to take a rubber spatula and scrap around it here and there.
1457316
Well, the raised edge is a benefit. You can slide the spatula easily under the raised edge to get to the bottom of the crepe or pancake.
1330887
I would not recommend this tool for that purpose. You would be better off using a food processor or a good, sharp chef's knife.
270270
This pan makes excellent large crepes, however, it is listed as "hard anodized exterior" which is "cookware made of electro-chemically hardened aluminum." According to wikipedia, cast iron pans and any black metal or iron pans will work on an induction cooking surface. Although the pan is black it IS aluminum, so I don't think it would work. It's a shame, you'd love it.
1831334
The flame taming and temperature evening will work. The sear will be good. What won't work is the slotted spatula, unless you can come in from the side. Go to their direct web page and you can order custom sizes.
795234
Yes it should. I have used it on sweet potatoes so I would think cheese would not be an issue.
1075986
This spatula works perfectly. See a picture of it with the pan in my review. OXO Good Grips Silicone Cookie Spatula
970170
I'm not sure. It works great for pumping out the crepe wraps, but you might want something a little heavier duty if you're going to be constantly making/heating up crepes with fillings. If you're just making the occasional crepe once every so often then it would probably be ok.
633765
Yes, the crepes can definitely get crispy if you leave them to cook long enough. The edges crisp up very quickly.
772183
I use mine for creme brûlée with no problems. However, I use a very small chef's torch.
2057109
Just spoke to house chef and he said he would not recommend it. A traditional crepe pan would work.
1672590
Waffle cone, possibly, I just wouldn't lock the latch. Crepes, I wouldn't, the batter is very thin, I would think it would just run over the side, also the heating element can get very hot & it stays hot, so i wouldnt reccomend unless you want a crunchy crepe, your better off using an omelet pan or plett pan
1245330
I did not get the spatula! Very disappointed as I will not be able to take full advantage of my crepe making skills without the necessary tools. There goes my dreams of being a professional crepe maker. :(