Grand marnier flan cake

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       Title: GRAND MARNIER FLAN CAKE
  Categories: Cakes, Ceideburg 2
       Yield: 10 servings
  
       1 c  Sugar
       4    Egg yolks
       2    Eggs
      14 oz Sweetened condensed milk
     3/4 c  Half and half
       1 ts Grated orange peel
     1/4 c  Grand Marnier
            Cake batter
            Fresh fruit in season
 
 ------------------------CAKE BATTER------------------------
     3/4 c  Sifted cake flour
     1/2 c  Sugar
       1 ts Baking powder
     1/4 ts Salt
       2    Egg yolks
       3 tb Oil
       1 tb Grand Marnier
       3 tb Orange juice
       3    Egg whites
     1/4 ts Cream of tartar
 
 -------------------------RUM GLAZE-------------------------
         pt Syrup
       2 tb Sugar
       1 tb Cornstarch
       1 tb Dark rum
       1 tb Butter
  
   Caramalize 1/2 cup sugar in heavy skillet or saucepan.
   Quickly pour into 3-quart oval shaped baking dish,
   covering bottom evenly.  In bowl, beat together egg
   yolks, eggs, remaining 1/2 cup sugar, condensed milk,
   half and half, orange peel and 1 tablespoon Grand
   Marnier.  Turn into caramel-lined dish.
   
   Prepare Cake Batter.  Gently spoon over flan mixture.
   Place dish in larger pan and pour in hot (not boiling)
   water to come half-way up sides of baking dish.  Bake
   at 325F for 1 hour or until cake is done. Cool on
   rack. Spoon over remaining 3 tablespoons liqueur.
   Chill, Covered, until ready to serve.  Invert onto
   serving platter and garnish with berries, oranges or
   other fresh fruit.
   
   Makes 10 to 12 servings.
   
   Sift together flour, 1/4 cup sugar, baking powder and
   salt in small bowl. Make well in center and add yolks,
   oil, liqueur and orange juice. Stir until blended,
   starting from center.
   
   Beat egg whites with cream of tartar until foamy.
   Gradually add remaining 1/4 cup sugar and beat until
   stiff, but not dry.  Gently fold batter into whites.
   
   Blend reserved pineapple syrup, sugar, cornstarch and
   rum in small saucepan.  Heat to boiling until
   thickened and clear.  Stir in butter. Cool for 5
   minutes.
   
   Posted by Stephen Ceideberg; Reposted by Shelley
   Rodgers Sept. 17 1991
  
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