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Gazing at Gold

Wed, December 21st of 2005

8:10 am

I actually posted this about two months ago, but decided to bring it back up again. In this time of holiday merriment, leche flan is something that people are eating (and will be eating!) a lot of. I also think that the golden color is so apropos for the season. Enjoy! More Christmas photos to come.

I wasn’t too happy with my first leche flan, so when my friend gave me another dozen duck eggs last week, I knew it was a sign to make another one.

I found my previous leche flan lacking in body (obviously, I’d have to use something richer than full cream milk) and too watery for my taste (a sign of overbaking). This time, I used condensed milk, and I omitted the water from the caramel that was used to line the bottom of the pan, opting instead to just melt the sugar straight over the stove top. Result? A flan as creamy as a caress with a texture that quivers with a whisper.

brazen bronze
brazen bronze

pool of caramel
golden goddess

unlike the other
two flans, two colors

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4 Comments »

Those do look like liquid gold…don’t they? Fantastic. They seem almost close to a tocino in consistency…were they that substantial on the mouth feel?

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Comment by Marketmanila — December 22, 2005 @ 11:02 am


hmmm. leche flan, YUM

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Comment by Jay — December 22, 2005 @ 11:33 am


hi lori, i love leche flan and I saw this blog. Please share me your recipe. You can send it to my email.

Super thanks! More power!

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Comment by Dang — May 28, 2009 @ 11:09 pm


dear lori,
kindly send me your leche flan recipe, looks so yummy…thanks!

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Comment by len rosario — November 2, 2011 @ 8:42 am



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