1. For the crepes: 2. Put the flour and salt in a processor (or do this with a hand-held mixer), break in the eggs, add the milk and melted butter, a pinch salt, and whizz until smooth and without lumps. 3. Pour into a jug or bowl and set aside for 30 minutes. 4. For the filling: 5. Mix and whisk together all the ingredients EXCEPT the salmon. (It's best when ingredients are at room temperature, and the cream cheese might have to be softened first). Keep the filling, covered, in a warm place such as a sunny corner. 6. For the sauce: 7. Whisk together egg, vinegar, mustard. Add olive oil slowly while you whisk. Add the honey, yoghurt, dill and seasoning. (*If you don't like using a raw egg, leave it out). 8. Heat a crepe pan (about 5 " in diameter), add a little oil, and make paper-thin crepes in the French fashion. Continue until batter is used up: you need 5 or 6 crepes. Cool. 9. Put a crepe on a plate and spread thinly with the cheese filling. You need your filling to be spreadable for this. If it is not, warm it very gently before use. 10. Cover with thin strips of smoked salmon, and add another crepe on top. 11. Repeat the process, ending with a crepe. Cover with wrap, and put in the fridge. 12. To serve: spoon the sauce into 4 - 6 starter plates. Cut the gateau carefully with a serrated knife, and put the slices on the sauce. 13. Garnish with small dill sprigs and -- if you have any left -- extra smoked salmon. Serve. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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