| This recipe, inherited from the Spaniards and common in all Latin America also deserved to be in our collection. La Profesora, one of our regulars submitted the recipe, Aunt... |
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#6
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Carlita
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06-03-2007, 09:02 PM
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| ?to many flan recipes? I'm having a flan dilema, well for years my mother has been making her flan with about 8 whole eggs....Now I have also heard to make it with maybe 4 or 3 whole eggs combined with 3 or 4 yolks... then I see that you could use simply 8 yolks....Now I want to know what is the difference?. Is the creaminess and texture obvious when using different recipes? I'm planning to make a flan for this coming weekend and any suggestions will help me make up my mind as to which recipe I will follow. I see the recipe here is 8 yolks and I would love to try it but have never done it that way so I may need a practice run. ANy opinions experience or sugestions.... |
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#7
By
Aunt Clara
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06-04-2007, 12:37 AM
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| There is another recipe that uses whole eggs: Quesillo (Caramel cream) The results are quite different. Try whichever you wish. |
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#8
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Carlita
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06-05-2007, 10:02 AM
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| That is true I actually call it quesillo with the whole eggs but i thought it was just many different version to one thing with two names. Sounds confusing but now i get it. JAJAJAJA I've been cracking up I should of known this. Thank you so much for helping clear that up. I actually made the flan last night with coconut milk instead as a test and it is very creamy and does not rise like the quesillo. It came out perfectly smooth all around the top and edges. I was so proud. Since i never make this with just yolks (flan) I was unsure if the texture, it is supposed to be this creamy right. |
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#9
By
Preciosa225
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07-02-2007, 04:00 PM
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| I tried this recipe this weekend and it turned out GREAT!!!! I followed the directions just as they are here and the turn out was delicious! Thanks Aunt Clara! |
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#10
By
Gringa
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07-05-2007, 09:34 AM
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| I use 5 to 6 eggs, one can of condensed milk and 1 of sweeted milk, 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract and it comes out perfect. My got the bubbles yesterday, but after few minutes the bubbles disappear. I learned to do it thru this recipe, but you know that everybody can make their our susbtitutions. |