Flan Filling

Decorating By d01biler Updated 26 May 2015 , 7:28pm by d01biler

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d01biler Posted 26 May 2015 , 3:39am
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I have a cake request with a flan filling request. I know what flan is but never heard of it being used as a filling. I would think that as a filling, it would not be stable enough to stack layers. Can someone help me, pls?

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julia1812 Posted 26 May 2015 , 4:20am
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If you look up curd or pudding filling you might find some tips.  Never used it myself though. Guess you would need to make a homemade version of it in order to be a bit thicker than normal...

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d01biler Posted 26 May 2015 , 12:02pm
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I tried googling it but I found nothing usable. I was planning on making it myself if I can figure it out. To me it looks more like a custard. Thank you, Julia

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julia1812 Posted 26 May 2015 , 6:26pm
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It's a traditional Dutch pudding. Normally quite liquid. That's why my thought was to make it at home, adding maybe some cornstarch or egg yolk to thicken it up. 

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julia1812 Posted 26 May 2015 , 6:28pm
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Sorry. Spanish of course.  

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tastefullysweet Posted 26 May 2015 , 6:52pm
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I would use pastry cream as a filling, adding a dam of buttercream on the perimeter of the cake layer before adding the filling. As far as I know, flan is a baked custard, you can't really put it inside the cake, but pastry cream should be fairly similar in taste and texture.

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d01biler Posted 26 May 2015 , 7:28pm
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Thanks, ladies

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