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Recipes · inspired by Flan Cake in the manga Kitchen Princess, volume 6

Flan Cake Stacks

Ready-made caramel custard turned out onto a round of soft cake, so the caramel soaks in. A five-minute take on flan cake.

Ready in
5 min
Ingredients
3
Makes
4 stacks
Level
easy
Flan Cake Stacks

Kitchen Princess is a manga by Natsumi Ando and Miyuki Kobayashi in which every chapter is named after a dish. This is our own quick, family-friendly version of that dish, not the recipe from the book.

Flan cake, sometimes called magic cake, bakes a sponge and a custard together in one pan. Stacking store-bought pieces gives the same caramel-soaked layers with no oven.

Make it a learning moment: watch the caramel. It runs down and soaks into the cake, a little like water into a sponge.

Ingredients

Steps

Kids a child can do this step   Grown-up hot, sharp or tricky

  1. Kids Cut a round from each cake slice with a cup the same size as the flan.
  2. Kids Set each cake round on a plate.
  3. Kids Run a butter knife around the inside of each flan cup and turn it out onto the cake.
  4. Kids Add a little whipped cream and a cherry on top.