The only reason I'm giving this a four star is because I made several changes to this recipe. First of all I doubled the recipe (except for the spinach)and used a pound of bacon and a pound of breakfast sausage (use a little more or less to your taste). I added shredded colby jack cheese (about 1/2 cup) I didn't use any of the sauces called for in the recipe...I used 2 McCormic Original Country Gravy mixes made to package directions. Use enough to bind the ingredients together. Taste the ingredients, if it's not flavorful enough for you, by all means add a spice you like to it...that's what cooking is all about! I filled the crepes and put them in a baking dish. I poured the remainder of the sauce on the crepes and put them in the oven for about 20-30 minutes. My guests thought it was the best breakfast they ever had.

I made this one evening for supper using the receipe as it is except I prepared a hollandaise mix from the store. It was very flavorful but a bit labor intensive for a weeknight. I took leftovers to work and it heated in the microwave very well. Just as good the next day! I will definately make this again and experiment with other fillings.

I didn't think this was amazing enough for the amount of dishes I had to dirty up in order to make it! It certainly looks pretty but the flavor isn't there for me. Thanks anyway:o)

I tweaked the ingredients a little but got rave reviews and thought I'd share. I omitted bacon but sauteed baby portabellas and onion, added spinach and lots of feta and some romano cheese (kept the flour/butter/milk base the same). I made the egg sauce, cutting lemon juice in half, and poured over the stuffed crepes in a casserole dish. I baked at 350 for about 15 min. There was a lot of egg sauce left over though so I would probably half it next time. Turned out great!!

Really loved how this turned out-- except next time I'll cut down, substitute, or leave the bacon out all together. A little too greasy for my taste, but it has a lot of room for personalization. Great, Thanks!

Amazing!!!!!!! Soooo flavorful. Will make again for a delicious dinner (or brunch)

Overall this was good. The fillig was GREAT, however the pseudo hollandaise was far too lemony. I stilla te it, but it made me pucker. We had friends over and I still had enough left for me to have on french bread for breakfast. So I recomend half the lemon for the sauce. We also doubled teh basic crepes recipe to have dessert crepes to finish teh meal. This fed five adults and three children.

This recipe turned out great! I was skeptical of the lemon/egg sauce at first, but it really made the dish. Might have been a bit plain without it. Definately a crowd pleaser.

Good recipe, but not good enough to be worth the effort. Not impressed with the egg-lemon sauce.

The crepes and filling themselves I really enjoyed, but the sauce was so "lemony"! My husband ate one without the sauce, and then one with. After he ate the latter, he was sick and asked me never to make these again.

Big hit with everyone, even the kids

Crepes weren't bad, but I thought the egg sauce was horrible. I won't make this one again.

I made this for my mom on Mothers Day. She loved it. Since I did'nt want to open a brand new can of chicken broth I just added the water and then 1 chicken bulluion cube.And instead of bacon I used ground turkey meat. Thanks so much!

This recipe was good. I substituted (2)Cups chicken for bacon and I doubled the recipe.My family enjoyed this very much!!! I will do this again.

This was good, but for me, the spinach was too much - it overwhelmed all those wonderful cooked mushrooms! I used a little less lemon in the sauce, and was a little put off by the texture of the sauce - I think maybe it curdled a little? It still tasted fine though, and everyone liked it.

This recipe was very good.I used Claire's Yummy Crepes recipe for the crepes.

My husband and I had this last night and it was fabulous! I had some doubts about the sauce on reading the recipe, but it was delicious. Just follow the directions exactly. The whole dish was light but filling at the same time!