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Cooking Club: Your best 10-minute crepes photos

For last week's challenge, we upped the ante and asked you to get creative with our 10-minute crepes recipe. Check to see if your crepes made it into our Cooking Club gallery!
Cooking Club: Your best 10-minute crepes photos

Chatelaine cooking club: 10-minute crepes

Sweet and syrupy

Natasha A. from Toronto, ON makes a mean breakfast with sausages and crepes drizzled with maple syrup.

Cooking Club: Your best 10-minute crepes photos

Healthy and delicious

Janet Ho from Toronto, ON whips up a healthy and low-fat variation using shrimp and kale.

Cooking Club: Your best 10-minute crepes photos

Breakfast classic

Olga Petrik from Guelph, ON channels our sunny weather by making crepes filled with lemon curd and fresh strawberries.

Cooking Club: Your best 10-minute crepes photos

Savoury dinner crepes

Heather MacMullin from Toronto, ON shows us her awesome photography skills with this artistic shot of our 10-min crepes!

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Cooking Club: Your best 10-minute crepes photos

Berry delicious

Jessica Salter from Victoria, BC dresses up her crepes with fresh blueberries, strawberries and a cute toddler.

Cooking Club: Your best 10-minute crepes photos

Sweet and savoury

Cathy Mendes couldn't decide on sweet or savoury, so she made both!

Cooking Club: Your best 10-minute crepes photos

Cheese blintz

Danielle Rose from Toronto, ON is celebrating Chatelaine's 85th anniversary by turning crepes into cheese blintzes!

Cooking Club: Your best 10-minute crepes photos

Crepes and compote

Wendy Underwood from Vancouver, BC fills her crepes with a delicious strawberry-rhubarb compote.

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Cooking Club: Your best 10-minute crepes photos

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