Sentences with phrase «whoopie pie pan»

If using whoopie pie pans or muffin pans, fill about half full.

Whoopie pie pan method: Fill each cup of the pan with a piece of dough and flatten with your fingers.

Since I don't believe in the one purpose whoopie pie pans, these can be easily made on a standard baking sheet.

I bet I could use my whoopie pie pan to make a round circle cake.

I found a good alternative in the unlikeliest of places: the whoopie pie pan.

The recipe makes enough dough to fill the whoopie pie pan exactly, which was a happy little coincidence.

The whoopie pie pan has cups that are about 3 - inches in diameter and maybe 1 / 2 - inch deep.

Whoopie pie pans are not something I would normally buy, and have definitely made fun of in the past.

I like the straight sides, but the taste is the same and the whoopie pie pan versions are charming in their own way.

Also, you can use the whoopie pie pan for muffin tops!

BUT, they are a great mold for these cookies, and so I apologize to any whoopie pie pans I have offended over the years.

I have a muffin top pan, but not a whoopie pie pan.

Fill each of the indentations of the whoopie pie pan with 2 - 3 tablespoons of the batter.

My whoopie pie pan is collecting dust and lying dormant ever since I made Pumpkin Whoopie Pies from Baked Brooklyn — but that was, like, in October!

I baked these, as directed, in a whoopie pie pan that I just happened to have (my excuse).

Drop the cake dough by 1/4 cupfuls onto baking sheet or fill up whoopie pie pan.

I really like making them in my whoopie pie pan.

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And by «outside the box,» they meant: Don't use this whoopie pie pan to make whoopie pies.

Even though this is the perfect pan for baking whoopie pies, did you know that whoopie pie pans can be used to bake a lot of OTHER things?

Is a whoopie pie pan a muffin top pan?

Also, I want a whoopie pie pan for this exact purpose.

That's when they get their «snack,» which is probably either a token to the snack bar where she'll undoubtedly go for a pack of M&M s, or that crazy dessert blogger lady * will bring cookies shaped like baseballs made in a whoopie pie pan with brownie bats attached.

I found a whoopie pie pan on clearance at Sur la Table.

i have a whoopie pie pan, but i haven't put it to good use yet.

Note: if you do not have a whoopie pie pan, you can use a pizza pan or a jelly roll pan.

If you don't have a whoopie pie pan, you can make this big using a pizza pan or a jelly - roll pan and then cut it into slices.

The «dough» is actually crescent roll dough which I press into the whoopie pie pan.

If you do not have a whoopie pie pan, you can flatten the crescent roll onto a cookie sheet to make a rectangle to bake.

Press the thin layer of dough into the bottom of the whoopie pie pan.

Honestly, I will probably end up using this whoopie pie pan to make other stuff a lot more often than I'll use it to make whoopie pies.

Slight changes I had to make: pumpkin puree in place of the applesauce (1:1), a whoopie pie pan in place of the ring molds, and I baked for 12 minutes instead of 15.