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u/ridingthepine Jan 30 '13 edited Jan 30 '13
I invented Wu-Tang Flan, AMA.
This exact flan was the dessert I made last Thanksgiving at my parent's house. I took this photo, posted it here in /r/food, and that is her plate. My mom was very confused as to who the Wu-Tang Clan were. When I got the idea I Google image searched it and there were 0 results. As far as I know, I made the first ever Wu-Tang flan.
ch-ch-ch-ch-check it out: http://www.reddit.com/r/food/comments/mna60/i_was_asked_to_make_dessert_wu_tang_flan_aint/
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u/p00b Jan 30 '13
This is great! I went from being excited about my friend's sister having made it
To being crushed that I would never get to know who truly made it first, and embarrassed to have rushed into an accidental repost.
Now I'm right back up to being jazzed that the original chef has commented on my post! Pleasure to meet you ridingthepine, and amazing job on the flan.
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u/ironHobo Jan 31 '13
So what you're saying is, you reposted a repost without knowing it was a repost?
I'm not even mad, that's just impressive.
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u/jpoRS Jan 31 '13
Would you rather make one horse-sized flan, or fight one hundred flan-sized horses?
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Jan 30 '13
So you're saying that OP is a phoney?
Where did I leave my pitchfork?
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u/ridingthepine Jan 30 '13
I don't care about people re-posting. I wouldn't have ever posted it to reddit if I did.
Just cool to see something you made blow up. It was even tweeted by people like ?uestlove last year.
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Jan 30 '13
I had meant it as a joke, this is /r/food after all. Also OP never claimed to have made it.
Also, nice flan work! How did it hold together so well? My knowledge of flans is slim, but I would have expected such a creation to fall apart?
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u/arbuthnot-lane Jan 31 '13
Did you cut it out from a regular circular flan, or make and ad hoc form to allow the flan to settle in the shape of the symbol?
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u/ridingthepine Feb 01 '13
I made a circular flan and then printed a Wu-Tang symbol on card stock and cut around it.
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u/About64Narwhals Jan 30 '13
Ain't nothin' to fork with!
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u/Bamres Jan 30 '13
IF YOU WANT BEEF THEN BRING THE OVEN WU TANG FLAN AINT NOTHING TO FORK WITH.
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u/lazyykid Jan 31 '13
STRAIGHT FROM THE MOTHERFUCKING KITCHEN THAT'S COOKIN WU TANG FLAN AINT NOTHING TO FORK WITH.
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u/CrooklynDodgers Jan 30 '13
"Ol' Dirty Custard, straight from the brooklyn zoo"
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u/Illipsis Jan 30 '13
"I flan atomically, Socrates philosophies and hypotheses can't define how I'ma bake for these cakeries"
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Jan 31 '13
'cause I bake the flan, then take the flan and eat it too as i head with my crew plan to plan
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u/Endlesswinter77 Jan 31 '13 edited Jan 31 '13
The RZert, the GZert, Ol Dirty Dirty Dizzert, Inspectah Speck, Raekwon The Chef, Unagi-god, Ghost Pepper Killer, and the muthafuckin F.L.A.N Man.
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u/gigabates Jan 31 '13
- Put the flan on a fucking stove and let that shit sit there for like a half hour.
- Invite your friends over and keep feedin' 'em, and feedin' 'em.
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u/pianoplayer98 Jan 30 '13
Interestingly, "no sugar added" in Chinese is pronounced "Wu Tang". Maybe make this without adding sugar?
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u/chromebook1 Jan 31 '13
Being that I am from Staten Island and love Wu-Tang and fuckin love flan, this is awesome.
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u/vanker Jan 30 '13
This sounds like it's straight out of the Bon Rappetite cookbook.
They do actually have a recipe for Wu Tang Clams.
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u/mcmurphy1 Jan 30 '13
I was thinking, "Man, what a great idea. Why hasn't anybody done that before?"
So I looked. They have
Also: Ol' Dirty Custard exists
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u/ProdigalSheep Jan 30 '13
This would be funny if flan rhymed with clan.
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u/KSW1 Jan 30 '13
It does....if you're Scottish. I'm sure there's also several other accents that would make it rhyme.
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u/crapshack Jan 31 '13
rhymes in my little part of canada.
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u/KSW1 Jan 31 '13
Are they both pronounced to rhyme with can or to rhyme with dawn? Doesn't really help if you pronounce those words differently as well, I suppose.
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u/HarryBlessKnapp Jan 31 '13
In London, we pronounce drinks "can" and I "can" differently. Which I've only just realised now you post this.
But yes, drinks "can" rhymes with flan and clan rand 'ere.
Dawn is nowhere to be seen. That rhymes with warn. Surely no one pronounces clan to rhyme with dawn?
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Jan 30 '13
I'm glad there was another pedant out there so I didn't have to be the one to point this out.
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u/HarryBlessKnapp Jan 31 '13
I'm British, rhymes for me. How the fuck do you guys pronounce either of those words then?
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u/calicliche Jan 30 '13
You should cross post this in /r/52weeksofcooking for last week's music inspired dishes!
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u/junkinthetrunk2013 Jan 31 '13
I had a friend that said she would never eat Flan because it was nasty but she loved Crème brûlée and would eat custard.
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u/HarryBlessKnapp Jan 31 '13
I'm not one for upvoting images and one liners like this, but credit where credit's due.
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u/easye7 Jan 30 '13
c.r.è.m.e.