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ISO: ISO Sheet Cake Pan Size info...what size pan should I use for this recipe? Many thanks.
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mariadnoca
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Yes, looks like she used a baking sheet, but I'd use a 9x13 too
I still think of baking sheets as a cookie sheet with sides because when I was little they were both cookie sheets to me. I'd want a thicker cake, so like Lisa, would opt for the 9x13 or 2-3 round cake pans depending on how much batter I ended up with.
That finished picture of the one in the baking sheet looks like a bit of a sad puddle. All that mint needs is a chocolate kiss on top and the cake would look like a melted Wicked Witch of The West - might be perfect for a movie night that included the new Oz film.
I still think of baking sheets as a cookie sheet with sides because when I was little they were both cookie sheets to me. I'd want a thicker cake, so like Lisa, would opt for the 9x13 or 2-3 round cake pans depending on how much batter I ended up with.
That finished picture of the one in the baking sheet looks like a bit of a sad puddle. All that mint needs is a chocolate kiss on top and the cake would look like a melted Wicked Witch of The West - might be perfect for a movie night that included the new Oz film.
melissa-dallas
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When sotherners talk about these sheet cakes they are talking about a jelly roll pan
Thaat's what I think she used here. That is also what the Texas Sheet cake that everyone likes so much is usually made in.
Thaat's what I think she used here. That is also what the Texas Sheet cake that everyone likes so much is usually made in.
melissa-dallas
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Southerners, that is...
colleenmomof2
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10 by 15 or 12 by 18 inches
I was surprised to find that I have been using my 12"x18" 1/2-sheet cake pan when the 10"x15" jelly roll pan was called for. I never measured the pans!
I was surprised to find that I have been using my 12"x18" 1/2-sheet cake pan when the 10"x15" jelly roll pan was called for. I never measured the pans!
Marianne, it looks like PW just adapted her Texas Sheet Cake recipe. See link for images
Same recipe qty. She calls it a sheet pan (18x13). In my world, I call that a half-sheet pan and mine measures 12+ x 17+
http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2007/06/the_best_chocol/
Same recipe qty. She calls it a sheet pan (18x13). In my world, I call that a half-sheet pan and mine measures 12+ x 17+
http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2007/06/the_best_chocol/
melissa-dallas
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Yes, 10 X 15 is correct.
Many thanks for all of your replies. Apparently there is a lot of variation in jelly roll
pan sizes. The most intriquing aspect of this recipe was that I didn't need to pull out my Kitchen Aid mixer to mix the batter. Can a cake really be this easy? I'll let you know. LOL!
pan sizes. The most intriquing aspect of this recipe was that I didn't need to pull out my Kitchen Aid mixer to mix the batter. Can a cake really be this easy? I'll let you know. LOL!