Funny story. I thought I’d be festive and cheeky one Christmas years ago. I added green food dye to the cajeta and the flan mixture, then used a red velvet boxed cake mix. The result was hilarious. You should’ve heard the gasp during the reveal. It was definitely two layers, red cake and green flan. It was delicious but did not look appetizing AT ALL. My nephew called it the Incredible Hulk cake. I’m making your recipe this year and sticking to natural colors (but I added a little concentrated cold brew coffee just cause chocolate cake is so good with a little coffee 😋).
I really enjoy how Rick has completely immersed himself in Mexican cuisine. Sweet, savory, veggies, meat, fish, pastry… does it all. I remember seeing Rick blow people away with his Oxacan black mole on Top Chef Masters a decade ago. Great to see that, much like a mole, both his skills as a chef and teacher have developed wonderful depth and complexity with time. 🍻
I'm Mexican and I no one in my immediate family circle cooks or bakes so I'm following your recipe, there's something really graceful about this man, love it and thank you for keeping it so Mexican even with the brands, also something I like to do for the flan is to add a little of orange zest, I love the flavor it gives to it ❤
I’m not a huge flan fan, but my wife is and I am fan of chocolate cake. So it looks like we would both enjoy this . Gonna make, it looks delicious! Thanks Chef Rick!
Every time, my wife is cooking thiscrecipe, she has neen used your video that is easy yo make. It is always come out great. Thank you so much for teaching us how to make the impossible cake.
I just made this bundt this past weekend (April 2024). It was an extra dessert for a Mexican-themed birthday party (not the bday cake). It was THE most delicious chocolate cake I have ever made! It will definitely be my go-to from now on. And the flan was delicious. The cake was a huge hit. The one thing that threw me was why it was called Impossible. I understand the reason behind it---soooo glad I watched the video because I would have assumed the recipe was in the wrong order and I would have reversed the layers! It's a wonderful surprise. BUT! the only one who knows why it would be called Impossible is the baker! Anyone else would not know the magic that had transpired. :)
My girlfriend makes the best flancocho, that's what we call it here on the island... She made it over 8 years ago...and it was delicious, she's a great baker, and there's a young lady on you tube that makes a triple by adding cheesecake to it... Boricuas always know how to make great desserts... One regret, my uncle use to make the best sweets from Puerto Rico and none of us asked for the recipes... So they died with him...
HI RICK- THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR CREATING THIS VIDEO!!! I ABSOLUTELY 💯♥️ CANNOT WAIT TO MAKE THIS!! I AM ALSO SHARING IT WITH ALL MY FOODIE FRIENDS! I AM A RETIRED EXECUTIVE CHEF. I AM A BIG FAN OF YOUR FOOD, KNOWLEDGE AND PASSION FOR THE FOOD OF OUR NEIGHBORS TO THE SOUTH! AIN'T IT JUST GRAND THAT ONE CAN CREATE AND ENJOY A LIFETIME WITH THE SIMPLE PLEASURE & PASSION THAT IS FOOD- FOOD IS MY FAVORITE ART FORM!!
Just made this for a Cinco de Mayo party we are going to and bake time was nearly double the time 1 hour 35 mins before cake part was baked. Haven’t turned it out yet but hope it tastes and looks as great as yours Rick! 😊😬🙏 I am a life long baker but this is my first attempt at this and not sure why it took this long . Edit ,my mistake just watched video again and forgot to cover with foil ,obviously made a huge difference!🤦♀️
Rick - you are amazing, I think you might be the only Chef at that level that actually shares the real recipe and enjoys sharing it with others. These priceless recipes will live for generations to come! Thank you from one of your biggest fan.
You’re the man😂! So many different recipes, but yours is better presented! I know that because you didn’t use a box cake, it will be tastier! Thank you for spreading the true Mexican cuisine for many decades! First Mexican Chef to appear, that I used to watch many moons ago on PBS! ❤
Thank you so much. I made this two days ago for a friend's reunion and they loved it. They couldn't believe that one can bake flan and cake together. Never tried this before, and never heard about it, but really, THANK YOU for this.
En México es uno de los postres más comunes, además es el sobrenombre o alias que le dieron al hijo del presidente, por que el chamaco tiene un mechón de cabello rubio teñido por supuesto, en la parte de arriba de su cabeza.
That is exactly the kind of dessert I want to make. I also want to say, thank you. You are one of the first chefs that inspired me to cook with passion. Back in the day, I watched your BBQ video's and found them very intriguing and have been watching you ever since. Loved this video. "Now the payoff" Epic
LOOKS SO DELICIOUS!!!! 🤩I thank you so much for posting your wonderful recipes, you make it easy to understand and to follow step by step. Muchisimas Gracias!!!
OMG! Am eating at our friends’ house this weekend and I am totally making this! We had his pepita chocolate cake recently and it was amazing, so I am definitely looking forward to this deliciousness!!
So sorry for the misspelling I was very tired when I wrote it everything came out great with the cake. The chocolate cake was amazing. Thank you so much I remember seeing your video years ago. Hope to meet you one day and I love what you do. We only live once, thank you again JP from Miami
hola Rick , me da tanta emoción cuando cocinas la comida de mi país, tengo años mirandote en ,PBS ,Live well, y ahora en You tube, ojalá un día pudiera visitar tus restaurantes, y conocerte😱 me encanta cocinar, desde hace años preparo 🥮el chocoflan siguiendo tu receta, sale delicioso, yo cocino pero ,para perfeccionarlo sigo tus consejos, 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Love this recipe! Made it this weekend and everyone loved it! Thank you for the recipe and making baking enjoyable! I can’t believe how moist the cake was! I used coconut milk because it was all I had and no one could tell.
You can see LED lights the videographer is using in the artwork with the person kneeling. What a fun video! I remember eating a US version of the Impossible Cake in the 80s. It’s great to see the concept is enjoyed in other countries too. It makes me wonder where the concept originated. The pollination of ideas is such a great concept to observe.
I just made this recipe, I let it cool to room temp them cooled it for 30 minutes in fridge. . . AMAZING recipe. I used lower quality dulce de leche and it still came out awesome. Other recipes have cake that’s more like bread, very dense, this was soft and spongy and flavorful. I added espresso powder to the chocolate cake mix, and also, if you heat the milk for chocolate cake batter in the microwave until hot, you can bloom your cocoa powder in it by whisking them together, it enhances the flavor, especially if using a good quality cocoa powder
What a great recipe Rick Bayles thanks for making this video! Question, during Thanksgiving many Latin/American families make Pumpkin Flan so I was wondering could your recipe work and what ratio of Pumpkin Puree will be ideal?
Can I make the caramel at home and use that instead of cajeta? Am I giving up flavor? I’ve never used cajeta before. I looked it up and there are several kinds. Do you recommend a particular flavor, brand? Thank you!!! 😊
I'm not a big fan of flan, but I love the combination of the flan and the cake in chocoflan. You can use different cake flavors. Fresa flan (strawberry flan cake) is delicious too.
In the grocery stores near me, standard evaporated can size is 12 oz, while the condensed can size (La Lechera brand and others) is 14 oz. Will the porportion of these two impact the flan much?
If you don’t find that caramel you can also easily make a quick caramel that’s very traditional in the Mexican flan where we just pour a bunch of sugar I think like a cup or two I’m not sure and a splash of water like a few spoonfuls and mix it around until it gets browned, you want a dark brown but not too dark because it will burn and be very bitter.
Another way to get the caramel, is to cook sugar. That is how my mother always made it. I have noticed other Latino recipes using bottled caramel. In the Caribe, we cook the sugar. That would be why I didn't care for that flavor with the chocolate cake. We call it Flancocho and it's flan-biscocho together. The rest of the recipe is the same. I preferred it with vanilla or yellow cake to the chocolate. Again, because cooked sugar tastes different than caramel which has dairy.
I like that you use that you use the canned milks recipe of flan. It is good, and feels like evaporated milk and condensed milk was purposefully created to make flan 😂
Rick is a revelation to me.. I am in process of making the chocoflan. My only complaint is that I cannot find a list of ingredients, so I have watched the video 3 times… any help!..
I’m gonna stop watching your videos while at the gym! Especially anything with desserts. I will be however making this for a cousins birthday. Thanks Chef for this awesome video and recipe!
How much of baking soda, baking powder and salt?? Please 🙏 When you say, you let it sit...you mean the blender mix or put the flan on the cake and then let it sit?
I grew up on a small farm with goats. Now, we only had goats because they were helpful for clearing the land and because my mother liked them as pets. So I was not raised eating the milk or milk products from goats but I was raised around the animals. The smell of goat is one of the most horrific smells to my nose. If you don't know, male goats (aka bucks) urinate all over their faces to attract the females. And forever in my mind the musty gamey smell of goat is intrinsically intertwined with the acrid demonic odor of goat piss. I cannot bring myself to swallow goat's meat, milk or cheese - All of it tastes exactly like goats smell and it produces in me an unconquerable gag reflex in response to that flavor and aroma. I fear that if I were stuck and starving in a place where goat products were the only possible means of sustenance, I might actually starve to death. Who knows, maybe the hunger pangs would overcome the gag reflex, but I wouldn't bet on it! Even lamb is difficult for me because it has a very similar flavor profile, albeit not quite as foul. So, the thought of adding goat's milk caramel to an otherwise divine looking dessert is horrific to me. Can anyone tell me on a scale of 1 to 10 (with 10 being goat cheese) how pungent is the goat flavor in this caramel? I don't want to be a weenie, and I am definitely not a picky eater when it comes to basically anything EXCEPT goat. If I get feedback here that it's less than a four, I might give it a try. Otherwise I'm going to go with the cow version of this caramel.
Funny story. I thought I’d be festive and cheeky one Christmas years ago. I added green food dye to the cajeta and the flan mixture, then used a red velvet boxed cake mix. The result was hilarious. You should’ve heard the gasp during the reveal. It was definitely two layers, red cake and green flan. It was delicious but did not look appetizing AT ALL. My nephew called it the Incredible Hulk cake. I’m making your recipe this year and sticking to natural colors (but I added a little concentrated cold brew coffee just cause chocolate cake is so good with a little coffee 😋).
The green and red reminded me of the grinch! Thanks for sharing 🤭
I really enjoy how Rick has completely immersed himself in Mexican cuisine. Sweet, savory, veggies, meat, fish, pastry… does it all. I remember seeing Rick blow people away with his Oxacan black mole on Top Chef Masters a decade ago. Great to see that, much like a mole, both his skills as a chef and teacher have developed wonderful depth and complexity with time. 🍻
Yours is the first recipe I find that doesn't use a cake mix for the chocolate cake part. I truly appreciate that, thank you.
Wait... Two of my favorite desserts... COMBINED?! I can only imagine how amazing it must smell. This is witchcraft Rick and I love it!
🙌🏽 yes
Nah. It's not that word. It's a Miracle of God \○/ I want to go by Rick's house for this. Praise Jesus
I used to LOVE watching your show on PBS!!!!
I'm Mexican and I no one in my immediate family circle cooks or bakes so I'm following your recipe, there's something really graceful about this man, love it and thank you for keeping it so Mexican even with the brands, also something I like to do for the flan is to add a little of orange zest, I love the flavor it gives to it ❤
I’m not a huge flan fan, but my wife is and I am fan of chocolate cake. So it looks like we would both enjoy this . Gonna make, it looks delicious! Thanks Chef Rick!
Every time, my wife is cooking thiscrecipe, she has neen used your video that is easy yo make. It is always come out great. Thank you so much for teaching us how to make the impossible cake.
what I have learned about mexian cuisine is that the blender is the most important tool of all.
Es verdad, en tiempos pasados las pobres mamas y abuelitas se acababan los pulmones de tanto moler en metate las especias, salsas y maíz.
I'm from Costa Rica, my mom makes this cake every once in a while. It's unbelievably delicious!!!
I just made this bundt this past weekend (April 2024). It was an extra dessert for a Mexican-themed birthday party (not the bday cake). It was THE most delicious chocolate cake I have ever made! It will definitely be my go-to from now on. And the flan was delicious. The cake was a huge hit.
The one thing that threw me was why it was called Impossible. I understand the reason behind it---soooo glad I watched the video because I would have assumed the recipe was in the wrong order and I would have reversed the layers! It's a wonderful surprise. BUT! the only one who knows why it would be called Impossible is the baker! Anyone else would not know the magic that had transpired. :)
My girlfriend makes the best flancocho, that's what we call it here on the island... She made it over 8 years ago...and it was delicious, she's a great baker, and there's a young lady on you tube that makes a triple by adding cheesecake to it... Boricuas always know how to make great desserts... One regret, my uncle use to make the best sweets from Puerto Rico and none of us asked for the recipes... So they died with him...
This is the best cake ever! After a day or 2 it gets even better as the flan caramel seeps into the chocolate cake.
HI RICK- THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR CREATING THIS VIDEO!!! I ABSOLUTELY 💯♥️
CANNOT WAIT TO MAKE THIS!!
I AM ALSO SHARING IT WITH ALL MY FOODIE FRIENDS!
I AM A RETIRED EXECUTIVE CHEF. I AM A BIG FAN OF YOUR FOOD, KNOWLEDGE AND PASSION FOR THE FOOD OF OUR NEIGHBORS TO THE SOUTH! AIN'T IT JUST GRAND THAT ONE CAN CREATE AND ENJOY A LIFETIME WITH THE SIMPLE PLEASURE & PASSION THAT IS FOOD- FOOD IS MY FAVORITE ART FORM!!
Indeed! Thanks for watching. Have you subscribed yet? More great stuff on the way.
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Just made this for a Cinco de Mayo party we are going to and bake time was nearly double the time 1 hour 35 mins before cake part was baked. Haven’t turned it out yet but hope it tastes and looks as great as yours Rick! 😊😬🙏
I am a life long baker but this is my first attempt at this and not sure why it took this long . Edit ,my mistake just watched video again and forgot to cover with foil ,obviously made a huge difference!🤦♀️
Rick - you are amazing, I think you might be the only Chef at that level that actually shares the real recipe and enjoys sharing it with others. These priceless recipes will live for generations to come! Thank you from one of your biggest fan.
El REY Rick back at it again with the wholesome videos, this looks excellent my man
You’re the man😂! So many different recipes, but yours is better presented! I know that because you didn’t use a box cake, it will be tastier! Thank you for spreading the true Mexican cuisine for many decades! First Mexican Chef to appear, that I used to watch many moons ago on PBS! ❤
What a showstopper and it's so simple to prepare. Thank you Rick.
Thank you so much. I made this two days ago for a friend's reunion and they loved it. They couldn't believe that one can bake flan and cake together. Never tried this before, and never heard about it, but really, THANK YOU for this.
En México es uno de los postres más comunes, además es el sobrenombre o alias que le dieron al hijo del presidente, por que el chamaco tiene un mechón de cabello rubio teñido por supuesto, en la parte de arriba de su cabeza.
Es tan común, que lo venden en rebanadas en puestos callejeros.
My husband LOVES chocoflan. If he is lucky I will make it for him 😋
Wow, that looks fantastic! Definitely I would make this for a big dinner party. thanks!
My mom made this once and it came out looking just like this and it tasted great. This made me remember that and now I want to eat it again!
Outstanding instructions that I can understand!
That is exactly the kind of dessert I want to make. I also want to say, thank you. You are one of the first chefs that inspired me to cook with passion. Back in the day, I watched your BBQ video's and found them very intriguing and have been watching you ever since. Loved this video. "Now the payoff" Epic
I haven't made this in more than 10 years. Great video reminder 👍 I used your recipe in came out perfect. Thank you to one of the best Mexican chef
Oh man that goats milk caramel sauce is indeed the GOAT 🐐
You know it.
LOOKS SO DELICIOUS!!!! 🤩I thank you so much for posting your wonderful recipes, you make it easy to understand and to follow step by step. Muchisimas Gracias!!!
I love to hear that. Thanks.
OMG! Am eating at our friends’ house this weekend and I am totally making this! We had his pepita chocolate cake recently and it was amazing, so I am definitely looking forward to this deliciousness!!
So sorry for the misspelling I was very tired when I wrote it everything came out great with the cake. The chocolate cake was amazing. Thank you so much I remember seeing your video years ago. Hope to meet you one day and I love what you do. We only live once, thank you again JP from Miami
hola Rick , me da tanta emoción cuando cocinas la comida de mi país, tengo años mirandote en ,PBS ,Live well, y ahora en You tube, ojalá un día pudiera visitar tus restaurantes, y conocerte😱 me encanta cocinar, desde hace años preparo 🥮el chocoflan siguiendo tu receta, sale delicioso, yo cocino pero ,para perfeccionarlo sigo tus consejos, 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Wow! That looks luscious! I’m certainly putting that on my list to make!
Beautiful!!
You outdid yourself again Chef.😁
Hey Rick, just found your channel through this video. Gotta say your demeanor and everything is just really charming, keep it up!
Holy crap, what a combo! Perfect reveal at the end!
Wow! If I ever really need to impress someone I'm going to be making this.
Thank you so much for sharing!!! I made it following your instructions and it was just THE BEST!
Muy muy Bien 👍 very very Good
ARRIVA...MEXICO!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉
This is surprisingly easy to make
Love at the end Rick starts drooling a bit as he's talking about the cake. ✌️Yep, know the feeling. Good stuff.
This canNOT be for real. Amazing. I have heard of "chocoflan" but always thought it was just a chocolate flan custard.
Oh my! I can't wait to make this.
Let us know how it goes!
Perfect!!!!
Love this recipe! Made it this weekend and everyone loved it! Thank you for the recipe and making baking enjoyable! I can’t believe how moist the cake was! I used coconut milk because it was all I had and no one could tell.
You can see LED lights the videographer is using in the artwork with the person kneeling.
What a fun video! I remember eating a US version of the Impossible Cake in the 80s. It’s great to see the concept is enjoyed in other countries too. It makes me wonder where the concept originated. The pollination of ideas is such a great concept to observe.
I just made this recipe, I let it cool to room temp them cooled it for 30 minutes in fridge. . . AMAZING recipe. I used lower quality dulce de leche and it still came out awesome. Other recipes have cake that’s more like bread, very dense, this was soft and spongy and flavorful. I added espresso powder to the chocolate cake mix, and also, if you heat the milk for chocolate cake batter in the microwave until hot, you can bloom your cocoa powder in it by whisking them together, it enhances the flavor, especially if using a good quality cocoa powder
This is one of my favorite cake.
That looks so delicious!
Thank you, this is incredible!! ❤
Dear god I was not prepared for this. Looks so amazing
How does he stay so fit?!! Thanks for sharing!
What a great recipe Rick Bayles thanks for making this video! Question, during Thanksgiving many Latin/American families make Pumpkin Flan so I was wondering could your recipe work and what ratio of Pumpkin Puree will be ideal?
What a master of his craft
How about a pumpkin coco flan... Yes please😀
This cake makes me happy
oh my... looks so good!
Beautiful!! 😍 This. is. Happening.
OM!!! Flan love the cake-flan !!! Favorite desert of Mexican!!! Rick can I use a simple cake box for the cake??
The real ambassador of the Mexican cuisine!... The best recipe of the chocoflan ever!....Denle su pasaporte Mexicano ya!!.....
Thanks Rick I must do this asap!
As an option try making Flan de Coco from Costa Rica. The addition of shredded coconut to regular flan makes it something sspecial.
my mom does something like this with a hybrid pecan pie/cheesecake. looks good!
I’ve made it and it is fabulous. Hershey Extra Dark is the best.
Can I make the caramel at home and use that instead of cajeta? Am I giving up flavor? I’ve never used cajeta before. I looked it up and there are several kinds. Do you recommend a particular flavor, brand? Thank you!!! 😊
I'm not a big fan of flan, but I love the combination of the flan and the cake in chocoflan.
You can use different cake flavors. Fresa flan (strawberry flan cake) is delicious too.
how about tres leches cake?
Tres leches cake is delicious too. However, when it's too soggy I don't enjoy it as much. My daughter love tres leches cake.
Can you do this topping, putting the condense milk in water ? I live in finland and cajeta is impossible to find . Thanks .
Question Rick...can you use a box cake mix and if so do you follow the instructions on the package? Please let me know
Thanks
Que rico!!!
Can box cake mix be used ?
In the grocery stores near me, standard evaporated can size is 12 oz, while the condensed can size (La Lechera brand and others) is 14 oz. Will the porportion of these two impact the flan much?
Add a bit of regular milk, no problem at all.
If you don’t find that caramel you can also easily make a quick caramel that’s very traditional in the Mexican flan where we just pour a bunch of sugar I think like a cup or two I’m not sure and a splash of water like a few spoonfuls and mix it around until it gets browned, you want a dark brown but not too dark because it will burn and be very bitter.
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Wait how did the flan end up on the top if it was underneath the chocolate aka the last to be added to the bundt cake???
Another way to get the caramel, is to cook sugar. That is how my mother always made it. I have noticed other Latino recipes using bottled caramel. In the Caribe, we cook the sugar. That would be why I didn't care for that flavor with the chocolate cake. We call it Flancocho and it's flan-biscocho together. The rest of the recipe is the same. I preferred it with vanilla or yellow cake to the chocolate. Again, because cooked sugar tastes different than caramel which has dairy.
Hi Rick, is it possible to make sugar caramel on the bottom of the pan or would the cake not come out? Thanks.
I like that you use that you use the canned milks recipe of flan. It is good, and feels like evaporated milk and condensed milk was purposefully created to make flan 😂
Can Dutch processed cocoa be used in the cake recipe?
I don't have a blender, can I use an electric hand mixer instead?
How much baking soda, baking powder and salt?
I have made 2 of these cakes in the last few months, one from scratch and one from a boxed cake mix. I am looking forward to trying this one soon.
Can the flan batter be made the night before and sit in the fridge overnight instead of stand for four hours?
Sorry, but that won't work.
A standard can of evaporated milk is actually 12oz. Not 14oz. Sweetened condensed milk is 14oz.
Will this work in the individual bundt cake pans? I'm certain we'll have to divide the portions accordingly
Why not start with the flan in the bottom of the bundt pan and pour the cake batter on top of it before baking?
I put the flan mixture in the pan first followed by the cake batter. :)
My bf would be happy if I learned to bake. But it’s too hot to heat up the house further. I’ll try this in the fall
Rick is a revelation to me.. I am in process of making the chocoflan. My only complaint is that I cannot find a list of ingredients, so I have watched the video 3 times… any help!..
Hells yeah!
I’m gonna stop watching your videos while at the gym! Especially anything with desserts. I will be however making this for a cousins birthday.
Thanks Chef for this awesome video and recipe!
Quite welcome.
Hey Rick would you mind covering Birria ?
Noted.
How much of baking soda, baking powder and salt?? Please 🙏
When you say, you let it sit...you mean the blender mix or put the flan on the cake and then let it sit?
Recipe posted in the caption.
Are there any Mexican sweet potatoe recipes that you’re familiar with?
One of my favorite sides: www.rickbayless.com/recipe/camote-mash/
To everybody the 3/4 of a teaspoon is three 1/4 of a teaspoon❤❤❤
I’ll take two
I grew up on a small farm with goats. Now, we only had goats because they were helpful for clearing the land and because my mother liked them as pets. So I was not raised eating the milk or milk products from goats but I was raised around the animals. The smell of goat is one of the most horrific smells to my nose. If you don't know, male goats (aka bucks) urinate all over their faces to attract the females. And forever in my mind the musty gamey smell of goat is intrinsically intertwined with the acrid demonic odor of goat piss. I cannot bring myself to swallow goat's meat, milk or cheese - All of it tastes exactly like goats smell and it produces in me an unconquerable gag reflex in response to that flavor and aroma. I fear that if I were stuck and starving in a place where goat products were the only possible means of sustenance, I might actually starve to death. Who knows, maybe the hunger pangs would overcome the gag reflex, but I wouldn't bet on it! Even lamb is difficult for me because it has a very similar flavor profile, albeit not quite as foul.
So, the thought of adding goat's milk caramel to an otherwise divine looking dessert is horrific to me.
Can anyone tell me on a scale of 1 to 10 (with 10 being goat cheese) how pungent is the goat flavor in this caramel? I don't want to be a weenie, and I am definitely not a picky eater when it comes to basically anything EXCEPT goat. If I get feedback here that it's less than a four, I might give it a try. Otherwise I'm going to go with the cow version of this caramel.
Delicioso 🤤💯💯💯💯💯
In my world, 'foil' and 'oil' are one-syllable words.
Like pudding cake.
Sweet baby yisus 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤