My family loves it when I make Chocolate Flan Cake (recipe here), so I created an alternate version for my favorite season, Pumpkin Flan Cake. It’s creamy flan on top of a moist pumpkin cake with a caramel topping – absolutely delicious. When you put the cake together, you place the pumpkin cake batter on the bottom of the pan and you pour the flan mixture on top, when it’s done baking, the two layers switch places, so this “magic” is how it got the name Impossible Cake.
I tried looking for a pan that fit into the Instant Pot in several stores, but I couldn’t find one small enough – so I ended up ordering a 7 Inch Bundt Pan on Amazon that fits in the 6 Qt and 8 Qt Instant Pot (link here) and it works perfectly for this recipe.
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4 Comments
Patricia
October 11, 2019 at 9:20 am
I made this recipe w/o any modifications. The cake was delicious, but resulted in twice as much cake as shown in your photo. The flan layer was thin, so was the caramel sauce layer. Wondering whether my altitude of 8700′ caused the cake to rise more? Still, very thin layer of flan was disappointing. Any advice? Thanks.
Van
October 30, 2019 at 1:27 pm
Hi Patricia, I’m not completely sure why the layer was so thin. Sounds like the flan is mixing into the cake instead of separating. It’s possible that your altitude can change the cake.
Janice
May 5, 2020 at 6:43 pm
So does the cake rise above the flan? I add the caramel, then the cake then flan mixture on top? Is that correct? Yes, this recipe makes enough for 2 batches in a 7″ bundt. Mine is cooking as I type.. I hope I did this right by pouring the cake in first on top of the caramel and then the flan…
Van
May 6, 2020 at 3:55 pm
Hi Janice, yes the cake rises above the flan, if you read the short write up above the recipe I actually talk about how the cake switches layers.