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Flan I

Submitted by: Jessica Dezendorf
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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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. 

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Coconut Flan

Submitted by: Viveca DelGiorno
This easy, coconut flavored flan is a crowd pleaser. My grandmother used to make this recipe in Ecuador, it's been in the family for many years. 

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Flan de Coco (Coconut Flan)

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

Almond Leche Flan

Submitted by: srami97
This flan's signature ingredients are condensed and evaporated milk and almond extract. 

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Aracely's Flan

Submitted by: Aracely Pusch
This is an authentic and simple flan recipe that is steamed not baked. It has been passed down through 4 generations and is requested at every family gathering. It is to die for! 

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Spanish Flan

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

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Pumpkin Pie Flan

Submitted by: SR1958
This rich and delicious dessert is a great alternative to pumpkin pie for your Thanksgiving dinner table. 

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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 II

Submitted by: Bobby Kleinveld
Caramelized sugar, milk and eggs -- a sweet and simple baked custard. 
 
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