Many ovens are inaccurate and change over time, and that would
affect the baking time.
Would that
affect the baking time or or amounts of other ingredients, do you think?
How would
this affect baking time and loaf texture?
Though this make
affect baking time as they will be thinner now.
doubling the recipe will
affect the baking time — but yes a 9 × 13 is great.
Hey Carmen, a few factors could
affect baking time, oven heating to correct temperature (check with an oven thermometer) convection oven vs regular oven (cook time will be longer in regular oven).
Hi Joe, Freezing might
affect the baking time... I would instead chill the dough in a bowl and then scoop out the cookies to bake.
How would
this affect the baking time?
An 8 × 8 ″ square pan may be used here, but it may
affect the bake time.
Squash purees, whether made from scratch or from a can, can vary in moisture content, which could also
affect the bake time.
I was wondering if a shallow dutch oven is enough space for the bread and if
it affects the baking time?
Loaf pans come in slightly different sizes, which may
affect the baking times; the one I always use is 8.5 × 4.5, but a 9 × 5 loaf pan could use a slightly different time.
Ovens and altitudes vary and will
affect your bake time and dough.
Altitude could
affect the bake time for these dense batters.
Loaf pans come in slightly different sizes, which may
affect the baking times; the one I always use is 8.5 × 4.5, but a 9 × 5 loaf pan could use a slightly different time.
Not exact matches
The amount of food on the tray will
affect the cooking
time, but as long as the ingredients fit comfortably on the
baking tray and it's not too overloaded, the cooking
time shouldn't alter too far from the recipe.
Take some
time this month or any month to
bake something for someone that has been
affected by cancer, or for someone that works in the medical field that makes a difference in the lives of cancer patients.
The color of your
baking sheet pans can also
affect the cooking
time.
Was the
baking time affected?
the only downside to doing this before using them in a recipe is that the liquid they absorb will
affect the amount of liquids called for the recipe and the
baking time.
@Anonymous: All these things, like the material made of the
baking tin, the design of oven and the distance between the bread and the heater will
affect the
time of
baking.
Always take notes, as every
time you
bake there might be different variables that may
affect your outcome.
Since ovens vary, and different bakeware can
affect the cook
time (metal pans cook faster than glass, for instance), it's important to keep a close eye on them as you approach the end of the
baking time.
All ovens vary slightly, and the
baking time will be
affected by the thickness of the apple slices, I use VERY thin slices.
2 1/2 cups almond flour 1/2 tsp sea salt 1 tsp
baking soda 1/3 cup avocado oil (or olive oil, grapeseed oil or melted coconut oil) 1 Tablespoon vanilla extract 1/3 cup honey (+ 2 tsp grade B maple syrup optional)-- and add a little at a
time as this recipe will be
affected by altitude, humidity etc..