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Apricot Flan

12th June 2017 By Lulu Witt 5 Comments

Summer brings us the most wonderful gifts. Tantalisingly sweet, highly colourful fruit are just one of the many perks. An apricot flan is a delicious way to celebrate the season and markets are just brimming with apricots right now, so I suggest you try this, pronto!

It’s the perfect time for this delectable fruit.  Soft and juicy, ripe golden apricots are ‘the ultimate’ for this superb apricot flan.

A HEALTHY FLAN WITH NO BUTTER OR OIL!

An added bonus which is hard to believe is that this recipe contains no oils or fats apart from greasing the tin!

apricots

Apricot Flan is a fast one to whip up and is extremely tasty with a lovely light texture. You can substitute the apricots for peaches or nectarines or use a combination. I promise you that many hearts can be won over with this wonderful recipe.

STILL GOT TOO MANY APRICOTS AND NEED SOME MORE IDEAS?

If you have an over abundance of these simply delectable apricots, may I suggest you try Claudia’s Delicious Stuffed Apricots with Cream recipe.

If these summer fruits are not in season, then drained, tinned fruit can be substituted and you will still have a marvellous apricot flan.

Dusting the Cake Tin with oil and sugar

apricot flan and yogurt

Apricot flan with yogurt Seasonal Cook in Turkey

Apricot Flan
 
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Prep time
18 mins
Cook time
20 mins
Total time
38 mins
 
Author: Lulu Witt
Recipe type: Dessert
Serves: 8
Ingredients
  • Oil or butter to grease pan
  • 2 Tbsp granulated sugar to spread over greased pan
  • 3 eggs separated into yolks and whites
  • ½ cup / 135g strained yogurt or thick cream
  • ¾ cup granulated sugar or a little more if your apricots are not fully ripe
  • 1 tsp vanilla essence or almond essence
  • A pinch of salt
  • 1½ cups flour
  • 2 tsp baking powder
  • Up to ½ cup milk
  • 8 sliced apricots or 3 large peaches
  • 2 Tbsp granulated suger, extra
Instructions
  1. Grease a 26 to 28cm flan dish
  2. Sprinkle 2 Tbsp sugar over the base of the flan dish and turn it round to spread the sugar evenly over base and sides
  3. Heat oven to 175C
  4. Whip up the whites with the salt in a medium-large sized bowl until they become stiff
  5. Slowly add the yolks, one at a time, mixing after each addition
  6. Add the remaining sugar after lining the flan tin with sugar
  7. Add the yogurt and vanilla, mixing well
  8. Add the flour and baking powder, mix well until there are no lumps
  9. If batter looks a little thick then add some milk, not more than ½ cup
  10. Pour into the flan dish
  11. Place the fruit slices evenly on the top of the batter
  12. Sprinkle the extra sugar on top
  13. Place in oven and watch until batter goes golden, test with toothpick, around 20 mins, however this may take up to 30 mins depending on your generosity with the amount of fruit as well as your oven. If you follow the amounts given here, these timings given here should work.
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Apricot flan with yogurt Seasonal Cook in Turkey

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Comments

  1. Anonymous says

    14th June 2017 at 9:48 am

    I like your easy-to-use site, especially the compact recipe section which can be easily printed out. And of course I appreciate your recipes – I definitely intend to make this one.

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  2. Mariya says

    30th June 2017 at 10:19 am

    wow..!! what a nice dish, thank you for sharing with best and clear description.

    Reply
    • Lulu Witt says

      30th June 2017 at 10:41 am

      Absolutely my pleasure Mariya!

      Reply
  3. editormary says

    30th June 2017 at 9:07 pm

    i made this flan this afternoon, after seeing it beautifully tried out by a friend of mine. It was absolutely wonderful, attractive and quite delicious. My only suggestion is that the heating and/or the cooking time are not quite right. It MAY be because I used quite a bit of apricots, adding some moisture, but i needed to raise the heat after 20 mins and then leave it in for another 20 minutes.

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    • Lulu Witt says

      1st July 2017 at 12:23 am

      I am so pleased that you enjoyed it as much as you did. I have had some questions about my oven in recent months and bought myself another thermometer to see if I was making it up, or really my oven was hot. After reading your post, I will extend the times on the recipe. My oven and thermometer did match for temperature but I think the fan is working twice as fast as it should or something strange, as everything recently has seemed to cook quicker. Thank you for bringing it to my attention. When I am back from Australia I will have it looked at!

      Reply

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