I admit, I am not a baker. Kenny will be the first to tell you that if flour is involved, there is more on me than in the cake! But Chocoflan is truly one of those easy, delicious recipes that I will make again.
When I decided to give it a try I had to borrow a bundt pan from Dale. But since then I bought Williams-Sonoma's Anniversary Bundt and it works great. The handles on the pan make it easy to remove from the hot water after baking. I also had to substitute caramel sauce for the cajeta.This is a fun cake to make and bake. Caramel sauce in poured into the buttered pan, followed by a chocolate cake batter and topped with a flan mixture. While baking the flan sinks and the chocolate cake rises.
Next time you need a dessert to impress guests, bake a Chocoflan!
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Hmm... delicious...
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The link for the recipe is in the first paragraph. I have included the substitutions I made. Thanks for visiting my blog!
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It looks interesting and beautiful. It tastes very good indeed.
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Great! Looks very luscious.=D
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