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mrsright41401 Posted 29 May 2006 , 8:21pm
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I jsut baked a 14 inch cake. It just came out of the oven and I don't have a cooling rack large enough! What do I do!?!?

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Sherry0565 Posted 29 May 2006 , 8:25pm
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I never use a cooling rack. I usually just let it sit for 10-15 minutes in the pan, and then immediately put it on the decorated board that I am going to use to cool the rest of the way. Works fine.

Sherry

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Kos Posted 29 May 2006 , 8:26pm
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I don't know but Happy Birthday!

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kos

(two racks together?)

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mrsright41401 Posted 29 May 2006 , 8:37pm
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Thank you for your advice and your birthday wishes!

Rachel

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loriemoms Posted 29 May 2006 , 8:42pm
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place two cooling racks together...

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DelightsByE Posted 29 May 2006 , 9:58pm
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I ran into this problem once with a 16 round, and my solution was to take out the acutal oven rack and set it on tuna fish cans on top of my stove (smooth top range). Worked great.

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wendysue Posted 29 May 2006 , 10:03pm
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I used to let the larger cakes like this sit on top of my range to cool off (left them in the pan). I don't have a flat top range... have electric range with the raised burners. It worked well for me. Since then I have bought a larger cooling rack. icon_wink.gif

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cakesbgood Posted 29 May 2006 , 10:05pm
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That's what I was going to suggest, the oven rack. I have to do that when I use the 1/2 sheet pan icon_smile.gif

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