Hi
So for example if a recipe calls for 325 degree recipe for 1.5 hours lets say a Bundt pan, then do i need to change the temperature for the same recipe for lets say a 6 inch pan or a loaf pan? How do we decide on the time?
Would appreciate your response.
thanks

Yes, it does. Think about when you roast a turkey. It has to bake so many minutes based on the weight. Bigger birds bake longer. Smaller birds bake shorter.

How long? I've no idea. I don't use a timer. Quit using them years ago. Drives my daughter nuts because when she asks "how long does it bake?", my answer is always "until its done!" I can tell by looking at itor when I can smell it.

Smaller cakes bake in less time than larger cakes.

Yes, it most likely will. You will have to go by look and test with a toothpick/skewer to see if it's done.
Also be aware that you can have issues with dry edges and bumps/cracks in the middle when using a different pan. The cake will bake differently and not all recipes are up to that - so make sure you keep an eye on it and use a heating core if possible.

Edit - oops, Debi was faster than me.

But i do maintain the same temperature that was mentioned in the original recipe, correct?