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If a recipe is for 8x8, can I double the recipe and bake in a 9x13?  Will bake time be the same? TIA !

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@Pezzie 

 

 

It will NOT be the same baking time.

 

 

What are you making?

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@Mistreatedbycs 

Krusteaz raspberry bars.  A friend gave me two boxes and each box calls for 8x8.  
I would like to use both boxes and use a 9x13. 

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No, the bake time will not remain the same.

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@RedTop 

 

Would it be more or less, so I can start monitoring at the approximate time ? thanks.

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@Pezzie 

It should be more.   A cake in a 9x13 bakes for at least 35 minutes.   If the bars bake for close to 20 minutes, I would start checking them at 30.  

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@Pezzie since the bars are a two step process, you should be able to see when the crust is brown around the edges and then when filling is bubbly and top is golden.  i would use the orginal instructions and add time as needed.  sounds delicious.

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Anytime you double a recipe, the time required to cook it will increase. 

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Thanks eveyone !

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I would just use two pans...

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