Traditional Hungarian Crepes

This recipe for traditional Hungarian crepes belonged to Chef Jeremy Saloman's grandmother Agi. (Photo credit: Steve Viksjo)

By Jeremy Saloman

Palascinata, Hungary’s take on the crepe, are slightly thinner than the French version, thanks to the addition of seltzer water — and perhaps even more delicious. This recipe comes from chef Jeremy Salamon’s grandmother Agi, who cooked them for him throughout his childhood.

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