Can I Use Layer Pans For Recipe That Specifies Bundt?

Decorating By pkinkema Updated 30 Jan 2009 , 11:41pm by dandelion56602

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pkinkema Posted 30 Jan 2009 , 10:30pm
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When a recipe specifically calls for a bundt pan, is it because the cakes are heavy?

I'm looking at the Cake Mix Doctor's German Chocolate Cake. Think I can use layer pans?

Has anyone had good/bad experience switching out to layer pans?

Who the heck wants to make a bundt? Just kiddin! I like decorating the layers too much to go with a glazed bundt! icon_biggrin.gif

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kakeladi Posted 30 Jan 2009 , 11:08pm
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I can't remember ever doing it but I think it will be fine. I'd keep the cake small......not more than a 10" round. Better chance of it baking all the way thru.

I suggest using a flower nail in the pan to help distribute the heat - very much like the hole in a bundt pan does

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Jaimelt76 Posted 30 Jan 2009 , 11:29pm
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I made the blueberry muffin cake that came from the cake mix doctor in 2 8in. rounds and that recipe calls for a tube pan. It came out wonderful. I hope this will help you. Jaime

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dandelion56602 Posted 30 Jan 2009 , 11:41pm
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I've done it & had no problems. Of course the time will be different

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