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10-20-2021 05:15 PM
K51078. is the item number. Presentation said the pan is good for baking a pie or cake. I always follow a recipe so unless I had a recipe for a cake or pie crust I would be afraid to use as suggested.
How would I adapt for a cake or even a standard pie crust, thanks!
10-20-2021 05:21 PM
A 9" round would just make a thinner cake than an 8" (and you would have to adjust baking time, not the recipé)
10-20-2021 05:22 PM - edited 10-20-2021 05:35 PM
@Mom2Dogs I like Temp-tations for baking because stoneware is basically nonstick. I don't have these, but they look like standard cake pan size. So, you would divide the batter between them. I usually butter and flour the pans, so I would suggest that. I don't think they would be great for my pies, because I'm used to regular pie plates.
ETA: I see now that they are a bit larger than standard cake pans, and I agree with @Desertdi regarding baking times.
10-20-2021 05:35 PM - edited 10-20-2021 05:38 PM
You're confusing me. These are ceramic baking pans vs metal metal pans.
They are exactly the same, no need to adapt. You still need to grease and flour or grease- parchment-grease or just grease
No different, a recipe does not state metal pans, ceramic pan etc.
Treat it like pyrex, those are glass, these are ceramic.
I don't see them as a pie pan though, these are definitely cake pans.
I use ceramic for baking let's say a chicken in the oven or possibly a potato casserole, I've never baked a cake with ceramic rounds, I've baked a cake in a 9x13 rectangular mainly because using rounds you generally take the cake layer out of the pan and with a rectangular you generally keep the cake in the pan while serving.
You could use a ceramic round let's say for a coffee cake, those are generally kept in the pan. That would be an idea
Most cake recipes do call for 9" round so that wouldn't be a problem.
10-20-2021 05:55 PM
i wouldn't put anything Temptations in the oven....have heard too many stories of this stoneware cracking....jmo.....
10-20-2021 06:38 PM
@nana59 I've never used my Temptations except in the oven. I don't have any that would be useful otherwise.
10-20-2021 06:58 PM
@Just Bling You are correct, the rounds are like my current round baking pans, ha! I guess my confusion was with pie crusts, as to how I would use that syle of pan for a pie, and you answered my question about using for a pie..I don't think I would either but it was mentioned as a pie pan during the presentation. Thanks!
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