I baked them on one
large pan instead of two so they would rise more.
Not exact matches
Start heating the water in the double boiler, or if you're using a
large bowl
instead, set the bowl over a
pan of boiling water, making sure the bowl doesn't actually touch the water.
I decided to make it like my Pumpkin Cheesecake Rolls,
instead of as one
large pan, so they are perfectly bite - sized for breakfast and ready to pop in the lunchbox for a treat.
To make one
large Bundt cake
instead of six small ones, double this recipe and bake in a 10 - inch Bundt
pan for 45 to 50 minutes.
The pudding doesn't rise up like it usually would if cooked in a Yorkshire pudding
pan (or muffin tin),
instead it is flat and resembling a
large pancake.
I like the other reviewer's suggestion to make a dozen
instead of 9 (they're really too filling to eat at this size anyway, and you will want to slap the hand that dares to throw away such culinary artistry) and put them in a
larger pan.
If you are using a
large bundt
pan instead of the mini ones, bake for 45 - 50 minutes.
I didn't have safflower oil on hand and just used straight up vegetable oil - and
instead of using a smaller loaf
pan and some muffins, I just used one
larger loaf
pan - took 38 minutes at 350.
I used one
larger loaf
pan and found that even with cooking longer that the recipe called for the loaf never firmed up, and was
instead very moist to the point it had to be spooned out of the
pan instead of sliced.
I think I'd like to try and make them and layer ingredients in paper cupcake liners using cupcake baking
pans instead of making in one
large pan and then cutting them into squares.
A person could make this in a pie
pan instead of a tart
pan — more room for the filling; or, make a little less filling; use a
larger tart
pan; or maybe you'll sail through it all just fine as is.
However, to remedy this problem if you don't have a jumbo muffin
pan, is to use small eggs
instead of
large.
Secondly, you may want to try it in an 8 × 8 ″
pan instead of a 9 × 13 ″ one — or double the recipe if you want to use it in the
larger pan.
I only used one
large spaghetti squash and
instead of stuffing it, I just tossed it all in a
pan.
I was wondering if it's okay to use a bundform cake
pan to bake a single,
larger version of this cake
instead of doing a three tier.
Ingredients 1 ounce dried mushrooms * 4 Tbsp olive oil4 cups chopped onion2 cups chopped celery3 cups chopped carrot1 cup chopped fennel bulb (optional) Salt2
large garlic cloves, smashed (can leave skins on) 2 Tbsp tomato paste1 Tbsp fresh rosemary2 teaspoons dried thyme1 teaspoon black peppercorns4 bay leaves1 / 2 cup chopped parsley * If you want to use fresh mushrooms
instead, use about 5 - 6 ounces, thickly slice them, and dry sauté them first in a separate
pan, until they are lightly browned and have given up some of their moisture.
Instead of grating the zuc, I juiced six of them and used the leftover pulp, which was just enough since I had doubled your recipe to make it in a
large loaf
pan.
Heat oil in a
large Dutch oven or other heavy pot over medium (if lamb doesn't fit in the pot you have, set a roasting
pan over two burners
instead).
My adjustments: used 2
large loaf
pans instead of 3, baked for 55 min, used original amount of baking powder (1 Tbsp) and cake came out perfectly, no sinking center.
Instead of using your regular crepe size
pan, melt butter in a
large shallow skillet, perhaps 12 - 14 inches in diameter.
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