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Angel food cake
      #1017 - 02/17/03 10:33 PM
Shawna

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Loc: Middle of nowhere in the desert, Ca

Can I use any other kind of cake pan with angel food cake besides a 10 inch tube pan? I want to use a pan I already have that is multi functional. Or do I just need to bite the bullet and buy one soley for angel food cake? Any advise is much appreciated!

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Re: Angel food cake new
      #1029 - 02/18/03 09:49 AM
Karin

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Shawna: I don't think you can. They raise so high that you need the height of the angel food cake pan, then you need it separatable for removing. The recipe that contains one angel food cake mix and one can of pineapple, though, calls for a baking dish instead. I'm baking that today so I'll let you know.

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Re: Angel food cake new
      #1050 - 02/18/03 02:13 PM
torbetta

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You can use the pan for any kind of cake. It worth the investment and they aren't very much money.

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Re: Angel food cake new
      #1107 - 02/19/03 07:50 PM
SharonMello

Reged: 01/22/03
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I made the angel food cake w/pineapple and it turned out just fine putting it into two loaf pans. the back of the box suggested it. And, you have one to eat now, and the other one for the freezer. I froze the second one and took it out two weeks later for company. They loved it. I put a slice of pineapple on top with some of its own juice and some cool whip[ or whipped cream. They scarfed it up! And they probably didn';t even know it was good for them. So try the two loaf pans but when they come out of the oven,, turn them on their side on a cooling rack. Make sure they're totally cooled before running a knife around the edges so the cake releases. It's pretty fragile, so be careful when turning it over. Put the rack on top of the loaf pan and turn both at the same time. That way you don't have to handle it too much. Good Luck.
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Re: Angel food cake new
      #1112 - 02/19/03 09:04 PM
Karin

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I made the cake today in a 9"x 13" pan. I was worried it would fall over the sides it rose so high, but it didn't. I like Sharon's idea of two loaf pans. Freezing it would also allow some nice cutting of smaller, smooth slices. The 9"x 13" just leaves flat cake pieces. It is good though, full of sugar, but good!

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