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Old 08-12-2005, 06:37 AM
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Question 14x22 cake pans

Hi- Can anyone please tell me how much batter is required for a 14x22" pan? I havent found any recipes for that size, and I dont have the pan yet so I cant find out using water. Thanks for your help!
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Old 08-19-2005, 03:18 PM
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Default 14x22

14 x 22 = four 7" x 11" x 2" baking pan [9c] = 36

Does your proposed cake tin fit into your oven?
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Default Capacious Pans

A 15" x 20" x 2" sheet-cake pan (3-mix capacity) will provide 50-70 cake servings. Whereas, a 16" x 24" x 2" inch pan (4-mix cap.) will provide 60-90+ servings! The Magic Line 14-gauge aluminum line is a brand commonly stocked by professional bakers. The company’s 16" x 24" x 2" pan costs about $42.

A 7" x 11" x 2" rectangular pan has a volume of 1˝ quarts (6 cups).
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