Lemon Ricotta Stuffed Crepes with Cherry Syrup

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Lemon ricotta stuffed crepes are the perfect sweet bite of spring for breakfast, brunch or a light dessert. The syrup made from dried cherries is the literal cherry on top!

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Celebrate spring with these delightful lemon ricotta stuffed crepes. They are baked just long enough to get a slight crunch on the outside that gives way to a creamy interior. Top them with a simple cherry syrup for a match made in heaven.

Spring has finally sprung! The calendar says it’s official and the weather is starting to catch up.

I am sure I’m not the only one thinking it’s about dang time. I am never a winter fan, but this winter was particularly miserable.

Luckily now we can focus our attention on more springy matters. My parents have seed starts under grow lights in the basement and eggs in the incubator.

We are anxiously awaiting our strawberry plants. We moved our patch and started new plants last year, so we are curious how they’ll do this year.

Spring has definitely invaded the kitchen as well.  As we wait for our own produce to grow, we are happily enjoying a taste from other regions.

When a fabulous box of goodies arrived from Melissa’s, my wheels quickly got turning. I always love them and all of the great stuff they send.

This box had some fruity gems we were used to and a few fun products that were a bit different. It was an extra fun assortment for sure.

We didn’t waste any time making a creamy no bake key lime pie. I also made another batch of blood orange curd to fill a cake.

Unfortunately my attempt at a pink velvet cake turned an odd color. Mimi’s farm fresh eggs have really rich yellow yolks, so it ended up a peachy color instead.

It still tastes great though, so I may have to give it another try with egg whites instead. It’ll be a sacrifice to eat another cake, but it’s one I’m willing to make!

One of the items that really caught me eye were the crepes. I didn’t know Melissa’s made crepes like that.

They certainly made the assembly of this dish super easy. Just peal the crepes of the film and stuff. No standing over a stove required!

I used some of the supplied meyer lemons to flavor the ricotta cheese filling. Roll the crepes around it and place them in a pan.

While the crepes bake, whip up a simple cherry syrup. I loved how easy it was to make using the dried bing cherries.

I kept the cherries whole so they would be identifiable, but you could run your knife through them quickly to get a more even distribution if you’d like. My husband said the cherry syrup was the perfect addition to the crepes.

Spring seems to be full of traditional brunch holidays with Easter and Mother’s Day in there. These would be a perfect star of your brunch menu.

They would also make a great lighter dessert option after a nice meal.  But they are simple enough to have as a fancier weekend breakfast for your family as well.

I am telling you the creamy lemon filling and cherry syrup is a combination you aren’t going to want to miss!

 If you like this, you might also like cottage cheese stuffed crepes. They are baked in a custard sauce for a super creamy final product.

 I also like doing savory crepes. Crepes stuffed with chicken and mushrooms topped in lemon rosemary beschamel are a treat. I need to make them again soon and update the pictures!

 Do you like making (or ordering) crepes? What are your favorite fillings?

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