
Colombia
Flan de Arequipe
A Colombian caramel flan made with arequipe (dulce de leche) instead of caramel, giving it a richer, milkier flavor. Served chilled with cream.
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Colombia
A Colombian caramel flan made with arequipe (dulce de leche) instead of caramel, giving it a richer, milkier flavor. Served chilled with cream.

Dominican Republic
Dominican caramel flan of eggs, milk, sugar, and vanilla, baked in a caramel-lined mold until jiggly. Served chilled with caramel syrup, a classic dessert.

France
Île flottante
Île flottante pairs poached meringue with cold vanilla custard and caramel threads.

Hungary
Madártej
Floating Island is a poached meringue islands floating in vanilla custard, light and elegant Hungarian dessert, firm meringue clouds with silky custard.

Vojvodina, Serbia
Шненокле
Poached meringue clouds floating in a pool of vanilla custard, served cold in a large dish and spooned out.

Spain
Leche frita
A northern Spanish dessert of milk thickened with flour, sweetened, chilled, cut into pieces, breaded, and fried, then dusted with sugar and cinnamon.

Thailand
ห่อหมกมะพร้าวอ่อน
Ho mok maphrao on: steamed red-curry fish custard set in a banana-leaf cup.

Manado, Indonesia
Klappertaart, the Dutch-colonial young-coconut custard tart of Manado, is a named regional dessert with a documented colonial lineage.

Malaysia
Kueh Salat
Two-layer kuih with glutinous rice bottom and pandan custard top, firm rice layer with smooth custard and bright green color.

Romania
Poached meringue islands floating in vanilla custard, a Romanian dessert whose name means bird's milk.

Guam
Latiya is a Guam custard pudding finished with cinnamon, combining a soft set layer with a lightly spiced, milky top.

Peru
A Peruvian baked milk custard with a caramelized top, similar to flan but without the caramel pool. Sweet, creamy and homey.

El Salvador
A Salvadoran cornstarch pudding of milk, sugar, and cinnamon, thick and creamy, served warm.

Northern Portugal, Portugal
A silky egg custard with lemon and cinnamon, finished with a brûléed sugar top.

Serbia
Шампита
A tall block of cooked egg-white cream between two sheets of puff pastry, lighter and paler than the custard version beside it.

Laos
ໝົກປາ
Fish mixed with dill, lemongrass, shallot, chilli and padaek, wrapped in banana leaf and steamed until it sets like a savoury custard.

Ukraine
Молозиво
Baked beestings, the first milk of a fresh cow, set into a rich custard-like pudding with sugar and eggs.

Brazil
A bright, tangy Brazilian lemon mousse made with fresh lime juice, sweetened condensed milk and cream, whipped until light and set in the refrigerator.

Brazil
A light, airy passion fruit mousse made with condensed milk, cream, and fresh passion fruit pulp, chilled until set.

Mozambique
Pudim
A caramel-lined egg custard set in a mould, made here with coconut milk in place of some of the dairy.

Colombia
A Colombian Christmas custard of milk, cornstarch, panela, and cinnamon, cooked until thick and sliceable. Served with buñuelos, the holiday dessert icon.

Cuba
Natilla al ron
A Cuban rum custard, silky and lightly set, flavored with rum, vanilla, and cinnamon.

Piedmont, Italy
Piedmontese 'cooked cream' set with gelatin and flavored with vanilla, served inverted with a caramel or berry coulis. Silky and trembling.

Portugal
Egg-yolk pastrys soaked in sugar syrup.

Solomon Islands
Coconut cream custard thickened with cocoyam starch (or cornflour), cooled and served in chunks; a traditional Solomon Islander dessert; the cocoyam gives a smooth, silky texture distinct from gelatin-based custards.

Nicaragua
A Nicaraguan sweet ripe plantains in milk custard with cinnamon, a Lenten and daily classic

Bogotá, Colombia
A Bogotá dessert of milk skins (natas) folded into a sweet egg-yolk syrup with raisins and rum. A labor-intensive Holy Week classic of the highlands.

Braga, Portugal
Braga crème caramel made with bacon and Port.

Mozambique
A fragrant Mozambican orange custard pudding with caramelised top.

Laos
ສັງຂະຫຍາໝາກອຶ
Coconut and egg custard poured into a hollowed kabocha squash and steamed until set, then cut into wedges.

Japan
プリン
Japanese crème caramel, a silky steamed custard with a dark caramel sauce, smoother than the French version.

Venezuela
Caramel-lined custard of whole eggs and condensed milk, baked in a bain-marie and turned out with holes running through it.

Dominican Republic
A Dominican coconut flan with a caramelized sugar top, creamy and dense.

Brazil
A baked custard dessert made from egg yolks, sugar, and coconut, with a glossy golden top and a dense, jelly-like texture.

Cambodia
សង្ខ្យាល្ពៅ
Steamed pumpkin filled with a coconut milk and egg yolk custard, sliced into wedges to show the orange pumpkin shell and yellow custard inside.

Andalusia, Spain
Tocino de cielo
A dense, rich dessert from Andalusia made only of egg yolks and sugar syrup, with an intense yellow color and a smooth, fudgy texture.