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Mar 26, 2013. Messages. 2,384. Reaction score. 983. Mar 1, 2016. #2. A regular round cake pan should be fine - there won't be much of a difference in terms of volume between a 10" tube pan and a 10" round pan. C.
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So a 3” deep pan is going to produce a drier tougher cake because the cake is going to be in the over longer. The work around is to use a heating core. Likewise, the larger the diameter, the longer the bake time. Even a 12” that is 2” deep will take longer to bake.
Suddenly i am having an issue with pound cake doneness using 18" loaf pan instead of tube/bundt pan. How do I successfully convert temp and baking time?
2,087. Aug 21, 2020. #8. retired baker said: Bakers have been using marg for 75 years with no problem. I never worked in a french bakery that used butter or milk in choux paste. You can use oil but the shells will always be soft, some bakers prefer that. Try to find baking margarine, not the spread slop.
Just bought a new angel food cake pan, a 7 inch one but I can't find a recipe for it. All the recipes I find are for a 10 inch pan. I have a recipe that I use for the 10 inch pan but I don't want to make that big a cake just for me. So does anyone know of a recipe for a smaller pan or know how to reduce the ingredients in the recipe I already have?
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I'm baking a cake and apparently the baker that the recipe is from uses tiny 6" pans and he says that if you use 9" pans to triple the batter... but it was a DISASTER! Would doubling the batter be better? or should I stay with the the original recipe? I'm using 9" pans and I don't know what to...
Mayo is made from eggs and oil. You're simply replacing separate portions of eggs and oil, with the same two ingredients, but already combined together. If the recipe calls for 2 eggs and 1/3 cup of oil, leave out the eggs and oil and just add 1/3 cup of mayo. Moistest cake ever.