Mix all the crepe ingredients together until well combined. You can opt to pass it through a sieve to make sure that the batter is smooth
In a pan on low heat, brush the surface with some melted butter and pour in enough of batter so that it covers the entire surface (you want to keep the crepes as thin as possible)
After about 40 seconds, once you see that the crepe batter has become opaque, flip and cook the other side for another 15-30 seconds
Repeat the process until you finish the batter. Let the crepes cool before assembling
Whip the double cream with sugar until you get soft peaks. I added some vanilla extract but you can also infuse any flavour into your cream by heating it up with said ingredient before cooling it then whipping it up.
Assemble by layering a layer of crepe and a layer of cream until you finish. Leave the cake to refrigerate while we prepare the other components
Boil the tapioca pearls for about 4-5 minutes until they are cooked, then transfer into a bowl of cold water
In a pan, add the brown sugar and water. Give it a stir and bring to a bowl. Let it simmer and reduce for a few minutes until the liquid thickens. Add in the tapioca pearls and let it simmer for about 15 minutes until you get a thick syrup like consistency
For the cream sauce, add the sugar with the cream and lightly whip until it thickens
Take the cake out of the fridge, dust some sugar on the top then using a blow torch, flame just above the sugar and keep moving it round and round from the center outwards until the surface is completely caramelized.
Serve the cake with the cream sauce and brown sugar boba sauce
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