Baking 2 Cakes

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bunky48 Posted 17 Jan 2014 , 3:16pm
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AGood morning Ladies and Gentlemen, I was wondering is it a bad idea to bake 2 (two) 12x18x2 cakes at the same time. I have an order for 2 full sheet cakes for an event and baking these all separately will take allot of time considering it takes about 45-50 minutes per cake. I usually do each cake separately but I was going to buy another 12x18x2 cake pan so I can do 2 at a time.

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craftybanana Posted 17 Jan 2014 , 4:38pm
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AThat would depend on if you will have enough airflow in your oven for the two pans. With my oven, if I can't fit both of my cookie sheets on the middle rack, then I have to bake them separately or switch the racks they're on half way through to avoid over browning the tops/bottoms. Having more pans can be a good thing though, it lets me fill one pan while the other is baking so all I have to do is switch them out and not wait for the pan to cool down before I use it again. But again, it'll depend on your oven, mine is a gas oven with heating elements both on the top and bottom, so middle is ideal for me. However my aunt has an electric convection oven and she can just about fill her oven without the need for switching the a pans half way through.

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bunky48 Posted 17 Jan 2014 , 5:02pm
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AThank you so much for your help. I have an electric oven I guess I will have to experiment. But I think I will still buy the extra pan.

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