Can yoiu please put up a link where we can't print out the recipe ingrediants and steps to make it. It's too hard to remember or write all of this down.
good job...se ve rico tu flan...gracias por el video bien explicado. no se te olvide decir el tiempo en el horno...lo busque en los comentarios lo encontre gracias.....bye
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I've always used the egg yolks without the whites and condensed milk, on a 1:2 ratio with regular milk, or 1:1 with evaporated milk. Substituting some milk with condensed milk helps keep it firm, as does removing the egg whites.
I did the flan and it came out beautifully, I did 6 eggs, 1 can of leche codensada, 2 cups of milk and the TASTE IS PERFECT and the texture is PERFECT BUT the flan absorbed the caramelized sugar and it also fell apart and was very "cracked" ... but it wasn't smooth and moist and perfect to eat. I just fell apart for some reason
anyone have ideas? clues to help? the flan was room temp when I tried to flip it and put it on a plate and it fell apart.
You could add 2 eggs, or a couple of egg yolks, this will help the consistency and avoid cracking. (I personally never use condensed milk, so I'm not sure how smooth
My mother (born and raised in the province of Cáceres, Extremadura, Spain) makes flan by a very similar method (but she pours the melted sugar into a PYREX bowl and we don't use lemon or cinnamon). They didn't have condensed milk in Spain in the 50's in Franco's time, so she doesn't use it.
It's an absurdly easy dish to make and it's *so* good. Garnish with a sprig of mint, a slice of strawberry, and whipped cream.
using 1 can of condense and 1 can of evaporated milk is much easier to control the sweetness in every 8 eggs than using just milk..thats what i do...depends on how sweeter you want for your flan...
the person talking is sort of annoying.. voice wise i appreciate the video but sure hope his voice gets better cause it's a pain ... nice video though
Very nice. I use less ingredients to serve six. Great video!
AnotherAmateur 4 months ago
Can yoiu please put up a link where we can't print out the recipe ingrediants and steps to make it. It's too hard to remember or write all of this down.
Thanks
kv75habit 1 year ago
This is the only flan I've ever made and will ever make...simple and good!!
heyjackie19 2 years ago
i'm eating kozy shack flan rite now :) but i might try making it on my own
papilow202 2 years ago
good job...se ve rico tu flan...gracias por el video bien explicado. no se te olvide decir el tiempo en el horno...lo busque en los comentarios lo encontre gracias.....bye
Tuamigasincera 2 years ago
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chefcommons 2 years ago
i hate the voice
bubbleliciousbubble1 2 years ago 2
hey i just finished making my flan and it tastes like carmel eggs =(
unholypenguin4 2 years ago
greetings from Japan...
thanks for the vid.. gonna run out and make it.. keep up the good work!
どうもありがとうございました!本当においしそうだ!
shinkisoushi 3 years ago
how old r u cause dats realy good
ishda312 3 years ago
the lady that made it? like 40
unholypenguin4 2 years ago
I MADE IT IT'S SOOO YUMMY
lapaisita871 3 years ago
I HAVE THE SAME MEASURING CUP. WOOHOO.
xAsphyxiated 3 years ago
WOOHOO
thepbrothers 2 years ago
I've always used the egg yolks without the whites and condensed milk, on a 1:2 ratio with regular milk, or 1:1 with evaporated milk. Substituting some milk with condensed milk helps keep it firm, as does removing the egg whites.
victort08 3 years ago
COOOOOOOOOOOL
thepbrothers 2 years ago
I did the flan and it came out beautifully, I did 6 eggs, 1 can of leche codensada, 2 cups of milk and the TASTE IS PERFECT and the texture is PERFECT BUT the flan absorbed the caramelized sugar and it also fell apart and was very "cracked" ... but it wasn't smooth and moist and perfect to eat. I just fell apart for some reason
anyone have ideas? clues to help? the flan was room temp when I tried to flip it and put it on a plate and it fell apart.
ranestarr 3 years ago
It seems to me that you did not have enough
eggs for the amount of milk. (You should use
large to jumbo eggs, that's why it cracked.
You could add 2 eggs, or a couple of egg yolks, this will help the consistency and avoid cracking. (I personally never use condensed milk, so I'm not sure how smooth
and perfect will come out)
thepbrothers 3 years ago
superharry626... leave the kids alone...
edstar83 3 years ago
it looks so delicious, your making me hungry...stop
totalembarrasment 3 years ago
nicely explained, gracias...
DollyOvadia 3 years ago 8
i'm a gourmet cook at home and i want make flan.
mcklinyofscotland 3 years ago
My mother (born and raised in the province of Cáceres, Extremadura, Spain) makes flan by a very similar method (but she pours the melted sugar into a PYREX bowl and we don't use lemon or cinnamon). They didn't have condensed milk in Spain in the 50's in Franco's time, so she doesn't use it.
It's an absurdly easy dish to make and it's *so* good. Garnish with a sprig of mint, a slice of strawberry, and whipped cream.
MikeGinny 3 years ago
my mother is from Sevilla, and her mother ( my grandmother) was from badajoz, extremadura. She also doesn't use any lemon nor cinnamon.
lacristina85 3 years ago
using 1 can of condense and 1 can of evaporated milk is much easier to control the sweetness in every 8 eggs than using just milk..thats what i do...depends on how sweeter you want for your flan...
richer4cuaribo 4 years ago
the person talking is sort of annoying.. voice wise i appreciate the video but sure hope his voice gets better cause it's a pain ... nice video though
superharry626 4 years ago
YOU SUCK!
jblucio3177 4 years ago
i do suck... but not as much as him though he messes up sometimes but thats acceptable
superharry626 4 years ago
dude it's just a kid, give him\her a break and stop being a dweeb
jblucio3177 4 years ago 4
i said it was acceptable you moron...
superharry626 4 years ago
Flan is awesome.
cachitin 4 years ago
Y se le puede poner crema encima?
FDZLANDA 4 years ago
Si se le puede poner crema, o nata o cualquier otra casa para decorar.
Saludos!
thepbrothers 4 years ago
Hw many minutes in the oven?
dianamariasmith 4 years ago
In the the oven around 1 hour and 15 to 30 minutes at 375 degrees for this flan, when it puffs and gets golden-brown it's ready.
Enjoy!
thepbrothers 4 years ago