This is probably a unique sized pan and you can just use 2 standard
sized cake pans here.
I am considering making this cake, but in more traditional
sized cake pans (9 inch).
Yes, normal sized cakes are pretty awesome, but maybe you don't have two good
sized cake pans, want to switch it up, or... just want your cake to look damn cute!
I'm really into raw cheesecakes — just wondering what
size cake pan you have used for this little delectable monster?
And if so, what
size cake pans would you use, and what adjustments, if any, should you make?
As you can see I'm not confectioner or a baker, my cake isn't perfect, it could have a better shape (I baked the cake in one round baking pan, because I don't have two same -
size cake pans), but for a quick and easy cake it's good, which also tastes incredibly good.
It may turn out a little bit short if you use a 9 ″ pan so consider 1.5 x the amounts to fill a regular
sized cake pan or use a smaller 6 ″ pan.
Pour into a 9 × 13
size cake pan.
Pour into a 9x13
size cake pan.
Not exact matches
I was wondering about the
size of the
cake pan you used — I'd love to know because I've experienced that if you use a wrong
size you end up with a
cake that's way too flat or that has filling running over the top haha Keep going, thank you so much for your awesome site!!
haha:) Yep, that's a regular
sized bundt
cake pan.
I was planning on making this
cake for my son's birthday as a sheet
cake, but I wasn't sure what
size pan to use.
Preheat your oven to 325 degrees and line the bottom with a sheet of parchment (I do this by tracing the bottom of the
cake pan onto the parchment paper and then cutting it down to
size).
I have a 5.9 inch round
cake pan... do you think the recipe as written would be the correct amount to make a
cake that
size?
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees and line 1
pan of regular muffin tins and 1
pan of mini muffin tins with cupcake liners (I only used 8 regular
sized and 8 mini muffins for the bouquet)- Add the
cake mix, buttermilk, oil, almond extract, and vanilla extract to an electric mixer and mix on medium for 30 seconds - Add eggs one at a time and beat until well mixed - Turn mixer to high and beat for another 2 minutes - Fill liners about 2/3 full with batter - Bake for 15 - 20 minutes, or until
cake tester comes out clean - Allow cupcakes to cool while preparing the cream cheese frosting
The
cake pan size is 11 × 15.
This isn't the first banana bread that has gone wrong in this way... Aside from the using the correct
cake pan size, what other suggestions do you have?
You can make these as individual servings, sharing
size (as in one dessert / two spoons) or make one large
cake in an 8 - inch springform
pan.
Those of you familiar with Southern - style cornbread - do you think this would work with the sugar omitted & baked in a
cake pan (I lack the proper
size of cast iron skillet)?
For this snack
cake, I poured the batter into a 15 ″ baking
pan, which will allow for nice
sized squares of
cake.
I halved the recipe without changing the
cake pan size, so the ingredients were too spread out to actually make it
cake - ish, but the flavor was fantastic.
Here is a chart to help you play around with batter volumes and
cake pan sizes: http://www.wilton.com/cms-wedding-
cake-data.html
Today I am making
cakes with one medium
size pans (6 inches in diameter & 2 inches deep; 15.5 cm in diameter & 5 cm deep) and two muffin
pans.
(Depending on the
size of the
cake pan that you use, the cooking time will vary.
The
cake batter is poured into the large cups of a Texas -
size muffin
pan.
Bake until a wooden toothpick in centers of
cakes comes out clean, about 38 - 40 minutes for the 9 - inch
pans and 30 - 34 minutes for the 8 - inch
size.
Instead of a square
cake, you can make individual coffee
cakes in a greased 12 - cup muffin
pan or even smaller, bites
sized mini-muffins in a mini muffin
pan.
Spray the bottom and sides of 3 evenly
sized round
cake pans with vegetable spray or use the tried and coating of shortening followed by a dusting of flour.
Because the crust does not rise, it's important for textural success that you roll out the dough to the correct
size — try using a 9 - inch round
cake pan for reference.
But if you'll be baking layer
cakes regularly, you should keep multiple
pans in different
sizes on hand.
Once the
cake is finished use the parchment sling to take it out of the
pan, let it cool for 5 minutes then use your hands to sort of roughly break it up into sort of large blueberry
size chunks.
* Recipe creates 4 medium -
sized cheesecakes (made in ramekins), ~ 12 mini cheesecakes (made in muffin tins), or 1 large cheesecake (made in a springform
pan or round
cake pan).
What
size pan do you use for the
cake?
I was wondering if this can be made into an actual
cake and what
size pan would it fit in?
Sheet
cake pans come in different
sizes, and this recipe calls for a half
size sheet
cake pan which is typically 12 ″ X 16 ″ X 3 ″.
There are gaps in the recipe instructions, including kind of an important one: the
size of the
cake pan.
Trace your
cake pan to get the right
sized circle on a piece of parchment paper and place it on the bottom of the
pan after oiling and flouring the
pan.
(If you bake your
cake in a different
size pan and cut it into more or fewer slices, the macros will be different!)
Two are a must, even if you're a casual baker; most recipes that call for this
size pan are layer
cakes that require two.
If you don't have the right -
size skillet, try a pie plate, a
cake pan, or a small baking dish.
Please note I haven't tested these
sizes yet, so eyeball the batter and your
cake pans and use your best judgement when testing for done - ness during the baking time too!
Generously butter a
cake pan, approx 9 inches, or medium -
sized bundt
pan (like I did), and dust with a little flour.
Today I doubled the recipe, subbed coconut milk and coconut oil, and made a brownie
pan sized coconut
cake.
By the looks of the
cake, the
pan was 10 - in and at least 2 in deep, a
size I don't have.
** A full
size cake version will take approximately 40 minutes depending on your
pan and oven.
Have made this recipe twice once using a bundt
cake pan and loaf
pans amd the second using 5 mini loaf
pans; substituting all purpose flour for gluten free all purpose flour, the orange juice for apple sauce and omitting the whiskey / rye... I fill the
pans halfway maximum and when baking it rises to almost thrice its
size and when done it looks deflated and is so sticky it can't be taken out of the
pans without crumbling... What am I doing wrong?
Monkey bread, AKA pull - apart
cake, is essentially buttered - and - sugared golf ball —
sized orbs of biscuit or brioche dough that get baked together in a bundt
pan.
Instead of spreading the Rice Krispies into a
pan, create bite -
sized Rice Krispie bites — perfect for school lunches, on - the - go snacking or decoration on a
cake or other dessert.
Preheat your oven: 425 for mini-muffins, 350 for medium and regular -
size muffins or a
cake pan.
When it's hot, drop about 1/4 cup of batter per pancake (for medium -
sized cakes) into the
pan.