The main difference between crepes and Swedish pancakes is the fact that the Swedish pancake recipe calls for sugar, while the crepe recipe relies upon the filling to provide the sugar.
Crepes have no baking powder in them.
Proper adjectives are formed from proper nouns which are also capitalized. Example: I like American pancakes better than Swedish pancakes and French crepes.
Because they're from a different country! ... ................................................................... They are more like crepes and can be kept and served over a few day time span...LA
crepes
In Sweden we eat thin pancakes and we just call them "pancakes". The thicker pancakes we call "American Pancakes". We eat our pancakes for dinner or lunch, but we eat it with jam, not with marple syrup. Or mayby you mean Crepes which are French pancakes with a delicious filling inside.
Crepes.
Brits call pancakes, pancakes. However their pancakes are thiner than the U.S. counterparts -- they are more like crepes.
pancakes, crepes, etc
No pancakes are mostly carbohydrate.
the french word for pancakes is crepes other wise known as un crepes
Pancakes and crepes are basically the same thing worldwide. 'Crepe' is a French term and it is usually much thinner than a pancake as the recipe calls for a more liquid batter.
The pancake is a derivation and continuation of the world's many forms of crepes. French crepes are very thin, as are Asian Indian and Ethiopian variants. All pancakes and crepes have the characteristic of being derived from grain, whose batter is dried and heated in relatively thin thickness of metal surface.