Why does the finished crepe stick to the baking surface of my Salton CM1613?
If your finished crepe sticks to the baking surface of your Salton Kitchen Appliance, it might be because the batter hasn't rested long enough or contains too much sugar or oil. Allow the batter to rest for about an hour before baking. When preparing the batter, consider using butter or margarine instead of oil, and reduce the amount of sugar.
What to do if batter doesn't stick to the baking surface of Salton CM1613 Kitchen Appliances crepe maker?
If, after dipping, the batter does not stick to the baking surface of your Salton Kitchen Appliance, it could be due to two reasons: either you're not holding the crepe maker in the batter long enough, or the batter is too thick. The dipping process should take about 3 seconds. To correct the batter consistency, add some liquid until it reaches a whipping cream-like texture.
Why are my Salton CM1613 Kitchen Appliances crepes not round?
If the crepes you're making with your Salton Kitchen Appliance are not round but serrated or misshaped, it's likely because there isn't enough batter in the batter dish, causing the Crepe Maker to touch the bottom. To resolve this, simply pour more batter into the batter dish.
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Recipes for basic, egg-y, cornmeal, and buckwheat crepe batters.
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General| Capacity | 12 Cups |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Electric |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Wattage | 900W |
| Product Type | Coffee Maker |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Plastic |
| Special Features | Programmable |
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