Kitchen

[berta]

Have questions on a 13x9 pan.I never have used one,but is there much different in them and a 9x13.I have had recipes that call for a 13x9 pan,but just used a 9x13.I have looked for them but not able to find any.

Thanks!

[ennui1]

On 4/17/2014 berta 53 said:

Have questions on a 13x9 pan.I never have used one,but is there much different in them and a 9x13.I have had recipes that call for a 13x9 pan,but just used a 9x13.I have looked for them but not able to find any.

Thanks!

Is this one of those trick questions, like "who's buried in Grant's tomb"?

[Zcat]

Same thing. They just wrote it in a weird way -- it's normally called a 9x13 pan.

[FunkyHulaGirl]

It's a joke, right?

[2000survivor]

??

[berta]

Just me again.I happen to see a 13x9 by Temp-tations show when I was changing channels.It looked the same to me.I don't buy any of the products.

[divine]

All you have to do is turn the 9x13 pan one quarter turn and you'll then have a 13x 9 pan. Easy peasy.

[sunshine45]

On 4/17/2014 Divine said:

All you have to do is turn the 9x13 pan one quarter turn and you'll then have a 13x 9 pan. Easy peasy.

[tkins]

Only silly if you were wearing a clown suit when you typed it. Just a different way of saying the same thing. I have been going through some of my older cookbooks and recipes and have noticed they had odd ways of wording things, like measurements, ingredients pan sizes and the like.

tkins

[ennui1]

On 4/17/2014 Divine said:

All you have to do is turn the 9x13 pan one quarter turn and you'll then have a 13x 9 pan. Easy peasy.

I wish I could be there when the light bulb goes on over berta's head.