Baking time for this pan: Does it use one entire box of cake mix?
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am also interested in Amy Parson's question. Does the elite heart pan use one entire box of cake mix. How long do you bake it for. Thanks. Mary Lou
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If you spray the pan with PAM or similar product first and then spread some flour in it, add the cake mix, and then bake the cake. After cake is baked, take it out and let it cool for 5 minutes and flip it over. There should be no sticking to the pan.
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I have used the pans. It was fun using these. One problem is the cake will make 4 (2) layer cakes. You get 4 pans and will have to make these in 2 batches unless you buy another set of pans. The recipe calls for a regular cake mix and you just split the batter between the pans. Glad I bought them. It's a little different for me.
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I've made this cake mix dozens of times and it is usually always moist for a couple days. Did you use large eggs. Also, maybe you cooked it a little long. I bake it just until the cake tester/toothpick comes out clean.
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No I did not use grease and flour on the pan, my cake came out perfect! good luck, I hope your cake is as good as ours.
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I have based what I do on the cheesecake recipe on the back of the box. It uses one package of and they bake in about 14-15 minutes. I have not tried a different recipe, but I'm guessing you can use the recipe on the box as a guideline.
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Baking pans are included. I believe there is a cakes mix and 1 icing. It's not all that great overall. My granddaughter played with it once and was over it. The cake is as flat as a cookie with a little icing
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I did not use the pan to make cakes. I used the pans to make Monkey Bread. Monkey Bread is different from cake batter, but I set he oven for 350 degrees and 20 minutes. The Monkey Bread came out perfect.
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I put all three pans in at one time, using the very least cooking times on recipes or cake mixes. I tested with toothpicks for doneness on the smallest first, then followed up every five minutes to check on the others. They all turned out very well.
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Hi, I bought and used this pan. Love t. To let you know I you use fondant the cake should be delivered or used that same day. I found that it will slip down. I also kept mine in the fridge to keep it firm. I worked somewhat. My problem was that the people changed the deliver date by 2 days so it slid. I also followed the directions to coat the inside the old fashioned way. Crisco and flour. It came out perfect. I hope this helps. Sandi
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I haven't baked two cake mixes together in a 13X9 pan. One cake mix fills it up very nicely. But if you do that, I would put a pan underneath in case it runs over, and then turn the oven down 25 degrees from the suggested temperature. You will also need to add 10-15 minutes to the baking time and then text with a tooth pic to be sure the middle is done. Another signal for doneness is if the cake pulls away from the edges of the pan just a bit.
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As long as it fits in the oven, AND has some space around the pan, I have baked it. Unfortunately, have to keep resetting it after the first 30 min are up.
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I've never used a boxed mix with our cake pop maker, but it looks like you can (with a few modifications). I googled babycakes recipes cake mix, and found this link on their website: http://thebabycakesshop.com/tips-and-recipes/2012/10/help-using-boxed-cake-mix/We also have their recipe book - some use a mix, but add various ingredients like buttermilk in addition to the usual stuff like eggs & oil.
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The regular cake mix box usually fill the bundt like 2/3 or 4/5 before the baking is done. Then the cake dough rises and fills the remaining area. So, bottom line, one bundt cake mix box equals one bundt cake. I use the Pillsbury and Dunn Hines brands and usually use about 4-5 eggs instead of three in the recipe. I have 4 bundt pans different designs. Enjoy!
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This comes with instructions on how to use the pan -- like how many boxes of cake mix to buy/use and then it has the pieces in there. There is also a piece that would allow you to put a filling in the middle of the cupcake.
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Not sure -- suggest you check the recommended capacity/volume for that cake mix on its package, then compare that with the capacity* of the bundlettes. You can do this* by filling each of the bundlette forms with water that you've measured, then total it up. If that total is the same as the recommended baking pan capacity on the cake mix box, it should work out ok. Hope this makes sense.
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My plans changed so I returned mine. However, I bake in 6" cake pans, using a regular cake recipe. If you know how high the cake would usually rise, you can pretty much tell how much to put in each pan. I would do a test run, using 3 pans for one recipe, filling each pan no more than 1/2 full.