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    Baking Pans

    I want to make a Angel Food cake, but I don't have a pan. So while I was out shopping I noticed Angel food cake pans and bundt pans. I know they are different but can I just buy one of them and use it for both....
    Brandi
    Wife to PGY3 Rads also proud mother of three spoiled dogs!! Some days it is hectic, but I wouldn't trade this for anything.




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    Re: Baking Pans

    My limited understanding is that angel food cake is fickle and can easily fall if there is too much fat on the pan. So it's best to have a pan that is only used for angel food so that it doesn't get over greased.


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    • #3
      Angel food pans release differently than bundt pans do. Bundt cakes kind of just pop out and Angel food pans have a release mechanism. At least mine do.

      jenn

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      • #4
        I guess technically you could make an (ugly) bundt cake in an angel food pan?
        Married to a newly minted Pediatric Rad, momma to a sweet girl and a bunch of (mostly) cute boy monsters.



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