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chembake wrote:
>>But, that's exactly what I told the OP: Filling the (10" diameter by >>1.25x as deep) pan with 2x the batter, will fill it to the same >>fractional depth as if it were split between the two smaller pans. > > > Well only a baking test can confirm that.....If the cake batter was > properly made from a balanced recipes resulting in lower batter > specific gravity the edges will reach the pan rim, however if the > batter appears thinner she will unlikely able to get the desired cake > volume... Of course, all your points about how it will bake up are correct - it really needs to be tested. All I said was that the *batter* would fill the 10" pan to the same relative (fraciotnal) depth as 1/2 recipe would fill an 8" pan. Dave |
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