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28 Nov Real Life Buckwheat Crepes

Sometimes we make plans and think we have it all figured out. Then life decides to throw shit in our faces and we have to reconsider everything. Ok, maybe this doesn’t make a lot of sense to you… To be honest, it doesn’t make a lot of sense to me either. I guess what I’m trying to say is that I thought I had a plan and now I find myself in a situation far from where I thought I’d be right now. I don’t feel comfortable going into detail about what’s happened here on the blog but I made the decision to take a break from architecture school for awhile and do some soul searching, as one might do when they turn 20 (#quarterlifecrisis). So, I’ve moved back to live with my family in Stockholm and for now I spend my time going to museums, reading books at cafés, hanging out with friends and trying to take up creative hobbies like playing the piano, baking and painting.
 
I know I haven’t given the blog the attention it deserves for a very long time and I’m not going to put pressure on myself to start posting frequently again. However I’d love to bake, blog and photograph more again. This blog once saved me when I was going through a stressful time in high school and experienced a lot of health issues. Maybe this blog will save me once again. Either way, I’m glad to be back and I hope you’re excited to start baking with me again!
 
Since I’m slowly getting back to blogging again I thought why not do it like in real life. This recipe has not been retested 5 times and the photos aren’t styled and captured with a DSLR. This is just me having buckwheat crepes for breakfast, thinking ”hmm, why not post it on the blog?”, snapping a few photos on my iPhone and sharing it with you guys. Make these on a Sunday morning for a friend or on a weekday night when all you really want is dessert for dinner. Make it messy, drown your crepes in blueberries and maple syrup, don’t post it on social media so you can obsess over how many likes you get. Just enjoy them and be grateful to be alive. Because no matter how difficult life can be sometimes, it’s so much easier if you can have crepes with blueberries now and then!
Real Life Buckwheat Crepes

Ingredients

  • 75 g buckwheat flour
  • 300 g oat milk
  • 1 pinch of salt
  • a squeeze of liquid honey
  • 2 eggs
  • 2 tbsp of butter for frying + more if needed

Instructions

  1. Whisk together buckwheat flour, salt, honey and half of the milk until smooth.
  2. Add the eggs and the rest of the milk. Mix until smooth.
  3. Melt the butter in a hot frying pan and add to the crepe batter.
  4. Fry the crepes and serve with blueberries and maple syrup.

Notes

Makes 6-8 crepes

18 Comments
  • Marluce Copati
    Posted at 22:00h, 28 November

    Dear little princess, as a mother of two girls can I call you like this ?
    Be brave and take your time to think.
    Happy to see you are back to your blog.
    Let’s bake, of course!!!
    Thank you for sharing your experiences!
    Best wishes,
    Marluce

    • Thea Tillberg
      Posted at 10:48h, 30 November

      Thanks Marluce! All the love to you!

  • Christine
    Posted at 00:25h, 29 November

    I hope things are turning around for the better for you Thea, enjoy this time of reading, museums, friends and turning inwards. Best wishes xo

    • Thea Tillberg
      Posted at 10:48h, 30 November

      Thanks Christine, I will!

  • April Yik
    Posted at 01:13h, 29 November

    Hi Thea, I’m very happy that you are back again. Forgive me that my English not good.

    Life always not easy and cannot be planted. Just let your feeling guide you, you feel comfortable then you just follow it. I hope you understand what I mean.

    I need someone like you who really know how to bake especially like gluten free stuff. Please continue, but if you need rest just go and rest. I’m sure you’ll come back with more wonderful recipe.

    I’m really appreciate for all your recipe. Thanks Thea.

  • Ania Boltuc
    Posted at 01:37h, 29 November

    Such wise words Thea!! Life has a way of correcting our plans and we need to adapt. Looking forward to more of your recipes now. Enjoy your break from study.

    • Thea Tillberg
      Posted at 10:49h, 30 November

      Thanks Ania, I will!

  • Peter Tillberg
    Posted at 17:51h, 29 November

    Hej Thea! Jättekul att se att du är igång med bloggen igen och till helgen blir det några av dina crepes till frukost. Undrar om man kan få Nova eller Jack att baka dom?!? Och planer är säkert bra att ha ibland men när karta och verklighet inte stämmer så lyssna på verkligheten. Kram från hela gänget!

    • Thea Tillberg
      Posted at 10:51h, 30 November

      Tack Peter! Hoppas ni gillar dem, och ja, ibland får man lyssna på verkligheten 😉

  • Julie
    Posted at 08:15h, 30 November

    Welcome back to your blog, Thea! Have fun with the soul searching, that’s what matters the most in the end.

  • KateJing
    Posted at 01:02h, 05 December

    Your recipe and photos inspire me a lot.Read your post that also make me think of my life. Thank you for your sharing.Really!

  • Angélica Navarro
    Posted at 15:46h, 28 September

    With gratitude to you! Your recipes are fantastic! Hugs from Mexico!

  • Cora Sproule
    Posted at 05:20h, 21 February

    Thea you are amazing… know that!