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  1. My celiac daughter always needs more veggies, so was happy to find this recipee. They didn’t work as crepes for me- they fell apart, so I added an extra cup of millet flour and made them mini pancakes instead. I also added 1/2 cup sugar and omitted the salt because I cheated and used a tin of beets (instead of roasting my own) and they were pickled beets. But they’re asking for thirds, so I think my changes were ok ๐Ÿ™‚

  2. HI Shashi, thanks for sharing with us the dramatic story of you and your family leaving Sri Lanka.
    As for the word that could improve my life, I would probably adopt “confidence”. I really need to work on that side…
    p.s. Your beet crepes look great.

  3. Your mom sounds like a pretty remarkable woman Shashi! And I love the words that you and your daughter picked.

    And these beet crepes… my goodness the color! I’ve actually never made crepes (shame shame!) and really need to give them a try!

  4. Vibrant and beautiful! I think these crepes are so delicious that they could be a great breakfast, lunch dinner or anything in between. Your mom is an amazing person and I think she has passed on some of her resilience to you as you are strong and resilient and take life as best as you can with the challenges in front of you. Pinning for sure!

  5. I capitulate, the war on beets is over.
    Shashi and her beets wins – Mike loses.
    I hope you’ll grant me at least the “Honours of War”, I’ve been a fierce adversary.
    ๐Ÿ˜‰

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