This soup is one of the most traditional and authentic dishes from my region, Abruzzo.
Every year—mostly during the holidays, but honestly all winter long—my aunt, Zia Marsi, would make hundreds of these crepes (scrippelle). Some were for the crepe lasagna, some for this soup, and of course, any leftovers were enjoyed with Nutella.
Imagine a huge kitchen table completely covered with these delicious scrippelle, and a bunch of kids sneaking them away to eat with Nutella.
Unfortunately, those moments live only in my memories now, since my family and I are on the opposite side of the Atlantic Ocean. But instead of just stealing crepes back then, I paid close attention and learned from my aunt. Now here I am, making them by myself, feeling nostalgic with every bite.
Crepes: 10 eggs
10 tbsp flour
4 cups Water
2 cups milk
Salt and nutmeg to taste

14 Comments
Bellissimo!! ❤❤❤
beautiful.
Ive never seen anything like this, looks delicious!
Oh I thought you said crabs soup, my bad thx ❤
Pancake soup?? That sounds amazing sign me up
omg wow
Ooo he kinda fine
Crabs with homemade blood
Looks amazing!! Approved 😊❤
it seems ive been making crepes wrong, thank you for the info 🫡♥️
it seems ive been making crepes wrong, thank you for the info 🫡♥️
In germany we cut the crepe in fine stripes and call it "Flädlesuppe" (:
This looks absolutely amazing, I may fail but I have to try making this 😂
One time crapes sounded like craps and I felt bad for laughing