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Maple Eggnog Crepe Cake

This maple eggnog crepe cake is made up of layers upon layers of thin eggnog crepes and custardy maple eggnog pastry cream. When dusted with a generous amount of powdered sugar and topped with rosemary & sugared cranberries, this rustic dessert transforms into a winter wonderland showstopper!

Prep

30m

Cook

1h

Total

1h 30m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

For

18

M

I

For the maple eggnog pastry cream:

1 1/4

cup

Eggnog pastry cream

3

tbsp

Maple syrup (Grade A)

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Make the pastry cream first. To give it time to cool down, and to make sure it's ready immediately after the crepes are made for assembly, make the pastry cream first or even the day before. Use a small cup & skillet for making the crepes. To create crepes equal in size and thickness, use a ¼ measuring cup for pouring the batter into a small skillet about 6" in diameter. Decorate with rosemary & sugared cranberries! Rosemary sprigs dusted with powdered sugar look like little pine trees and are an easy way to add to the winter wonderland effect. You can also whip up these sugared cranberries for both the cake and some holiday cocktails!

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Maple Eggnog Crepe Cake

This maple eggnog crepe cake is made up of layers upon layers of thin eggnog crepes and custardy maple eggnog pastry cream. When dusted with a generous amount of powdered sugar and topped with rosemary & sugared cranberries, this rustic dessert transforms into a winter wonderland showstopper!

Prep

30m

Cook

1h

Total

1h 30m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

For

18

M

I

For the maple eggnog pastry cream:

1 1/4

cup

Eggnog pastry cream

3

tbsp

Maple syrup (Grade A)

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Cook along with all of our recipes

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Notes

Make the pastry cream first. To give it time to cool down, and to make sure it's ready immediately after the crepes are made for assembly, make the pastry cream first or even the day before. Use a small cup & skillet for making the crepes. To create crepes equal in size and thickness, use a ¼ measuring cup for pouring the batter into a small skillet about 6" in diameter. Decorate with rosemary & sugared cranberries! Rosemary sprigs dusted with powdered sugar look like little pine trees and are an easy way to add to the winter wonderland effect. You can also whip up these sugared cranberries for both the cake and some holiday cocktails!

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