I nearly forgot the
name of the french restaurant I've visited back in 2009 somewhere along the
beach front of Boracay Island. Prior to this, I have to search on-line, typed
in "Crepe at boracay" knowing it serves crepes.
And so I remember Ti Braz, thanks to Google search engine for
reminding me of my failing memory. I was actually there to pay my friend a
visit, not to eat. Its not the usual food that could satisfy my hungry stomach
and its not even the kind of place I'll hang out at.
The
demonstration of this and that
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Can I write
something like "when the cat is away, the mouse will play"? I wrote
it anyway.
Since her boss was
out during my visit, no one reminded us that visitors are not allowed during
working hours. There goes my friend, a very typical employee together with her
very typical friend (that's me tolerated her). Why so typical? A lot of employees
are halfhearted nowadays, they only do good at work when someone is
supervising. When there is none, they forget rules. "That is a typical
employee is all about and a typical friend says this-->" Good thing I'm
just a friend trying to have fun--I'm a little conscience free.
So....as I was
really tempted to help her because she seemed to be having fun while working,
she allowed me to enter to their "employee only" zone. She taught me
and had given me one good chance to make my own yummy crepe free of charge
*wink-wink*. Such a perfect treat, isn't it? :)
This is not my
ordinary Pancake
Mango Crêpe with Vanilla Ice Cream and Chocolate Sauce on Top
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I made one for myself (with a lot of help of
course, my friend did the final touch) I only had the crepe done by spreading
the prepared mixture onto a flat circular hot plate using a spatula. The making
wasn't easy, I think it requires experience and skills (a lot of it) The idea
is to distribute the mixture evenly until a very thin cake is achieve without
tearing them off. The one I made wasn't perfect, what do you expect for a first
timer?!? (now I'm being defensive for not making it right).
More than having a
free mango crepe? It was really the the preparation that made it special.
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