Semolina Pancakes
Every morning, cafés in Marrakech, Morocco, serve these crêpes, called begrhir, drizzled with honey or spread with apricot jam. Cooking the crêpes on only one side leaves a lacy network of tiny holes, perfect for catching the sweet toppings, and the fine semolina provides a lovely sandy texture. Chef and cookbook author Paula Wolfert adapted this recipe from one in the book La Pâtisserie Marocaine by Rachida Amhaouche.
Recipe: Semolina Pancakes