Look up: Flan

1. Flan
   An open pie filled with sweet or savory ingredients; also, a Spanish dessert of baked custard covered with caramel.
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2. flan
   Another term for a planchet.
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3. flan
   See Planchet.
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4. Flan
   (Mexican) Baked custard with caramel coating .
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5. flan
   (Spanish) cream caramel
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6. Flan
   (Spanish) tart or baked pudding similar to a caramel custard
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7. flan
   [n] - open pastry filled with fruit or custard
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8. Flan
   Open tart, cooked in a ring.
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9. Flan
   The blank from which a coin is struck. Flans were made and prepared in different ways in different places and times. Commonly they would be a weighed and perhaps smoothed disk of metal, which would be heated just before the coin was struck.
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10. flan
    See blank.
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11. flan
    noun open pastry filled with fruit or custard
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12. flan
    (from the article `coin`) Alterations in the flan (the coin disk, a term deriving from the French flatir, `to beat flat`) led to corresponding changes in the manufacture of ...
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13. flan
    (from the article `custard`) ...of eggs, milk, sugar, and flavourings which attains its consistency by the coagulation of the egg protein by heat. Baked custard contains whole ...
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14. Flan
    Flan is a French girl name. The meaning of the name is `From Flannery, meaning Flat Land` From Old French. The name Flan doesn`t appear In the US top 1000 most common names over de last 128 years. The name Flan seems to be unique!
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15. Flan
    Open tart filled with sweet or savory ingredients, i.e. a chocolate ganache flan. Second it is a Spanish dessert of baked custard covered with caramel. 
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16. flan
    Alternative name for blank or planchet, the piece of metal struck between dies to produce a coin or medal....
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17. Flan
    Flan is British slang for to assault someone with a custard pie.
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18. Flan
    Flan is British slang for to assault someone with a custard pie.
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19. Flan
    A round pastry tart with sweet or savory filling, or a Spanish baked custard.
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20. flan
    (flaen or flahn) - (1) Flan is a generic term that refers to any type of baked open pastry dish (savory or sweet) cooked within a pastry shell that meets certain criteria. The term comes from the French word "flaon" as well as the Latin "fladon" which means "flat cake or open metal tin" that dates back to the 6th cent...
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21. Flan
    (Greyhawk) In the World of Greyhawk campaign setting for the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game, the `Flan` are a race of humans living in the Flanaess. The Flan peoples were the first humans known to have settled the eastern portion of the continent of Oerik, the Flanaess,...
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22. Flan
    :This article is about the open pie. Flan may also refer to sweet custard desserts such as crème caramel; see also Flan (disambiguation). A `flan` is a tart, a type of pie, with a base of shortcrust pastry. An example is a quiche. In both savory and sweet flans the filling tends to be base...
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