Help! Brownie Amount For A 10 Inch Round Pan?

Baking By kandyslife Updated 11 Oct 2016 , 9:08pm by Pastrybaglady

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kandyslife Posted 11 Oct 2016 , 6:34pm
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Brownie recipe:

1/2 butter 1 1/2 sugar 3 eggs 1/4 cocoa powder Salt 1/2 cups 2tbs flour

6 oz chocolate


Okay so this recipe was used to bake in a 8 x 8 x 2 inch square pan and estimated baking time was 35-40 minutes at 350 F

If i want to use the same recipe but bake it in a 10 inch round pan, should i double the quantity? and how long would the baking time be?

Also would the 10 inch brownie feed 10 people comfortably?

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kandyslife Posted 11 Oct 2016 , 6:37pm
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Recipe measurements is in cups 

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-K8memphis Posted 11 Oct 2016 , 8:23pm
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one and a half times for a square 8 to a round 10

http://www.wilton.com/cms-wedding-cake-data.html

8" square pan takes 4 cups of cake batter 10" round takes 6 cups --

yes this will feed ten peeps yummily --

i like to drizzle a glaze on top of my brownies -- just mix hot water with some confectioner's sugar and drizzle on cooled off brownies

the baking time is until they are done -- probably in the nature of 55 minutes give or take -- you just gotta go by what the recipe says to look for as to them being done -- examples -- a toothpick or knife inserted comes out clean, comes out with a bit of crumb, center of pan doesn't jiggle, when pressed in the center it springs back -- those are example -- do whatever the recipe says and you can put a piece of tented foil over the top near the end of the bake and leave it on loosely after removing if you are unsure if the center is done -- rare brownies are never really a problem kwim :)

hope all goes super for you

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Pastrybaglady Posted 11 Oct 2016 , 9:08pm
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Here's another way to look at it mathematically:

Volume of an 8" square pan (8 x 8 x 2) = 128

Volume of a 10" circular pan (3.14 x 5 x 5) x 2(as in depth of pan) = 157

128x=157

x= 157/128 = 1.23%

So mathematically speaking, if you increase your original recipe by 25% (because 23% is ridiculous to work with)  you will have a plenty for your 10" pan.

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