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Spanish Flan

Submitted by: ASOTO 
This flan is made with condensed and evaporated milk and baked in a pie dish. 

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Flan de Coco (Coconut Flan)

Submitted by: Esther 
Living In: Wichita, Kansas, USA
A delicious, tropical coconut flan -- authentically Caribbean! 

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Almond Leche Flan

Submitted by: SRAMI97 
This flan's signature ingredients are condensed and evaporated milk and almond extract. 

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Creamy Caramel Flan

Submitted by: Jo Poynor 
This flan has condensed and evaporated milk as well as cream cheese to give it a thicker texture. 

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Flan I

Submitted by: JESSICADEZ 
This is a wonderful flan recipe from the late Iris Perez. Its origin is Mexican. For a denser, cheesecake-like texture, substitute eight ounces of cream cheese for two of the eggs. 

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Flan III

Submitted by: NMAR1KEN2 
Creme caramel made with cream and flavored with orange liqueur, baked in individual ramekins. 

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Baked Flan

Submitted by: Beth 
This is a quick and easy baked flan recipe that is prepared in the blender. It's great served warm or cold and has a creamy texture like custard. 

Microwave Flan

Submitted by: anar_73 
Flan is made easier with the convenience of the microwave. This is the fastest and easiest flan you'll ever find. 

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Brazilian Style Flan (Pudim de Leite Condensado)

Submitted by: PattyZumba 
A rich and creamy flan made with eggs and sweetened condensed milk. 

Mango Pudding (Flan de Mango)

Submitted by: BAKERSUNLIMITED 
Try this sweet, custard-like dessert for a real Latin American experience. 
 
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