Baking times for different pans

Novices can sometimes be intimidated by baking, because it has a reputation for requiring close and careful accuracy of measurement and technique.

The difference between an 8x8 pan and a 9x9 pan is more significant than you might think. Our handy chart tells you how to scale your recipe accordingly.

Learn exactly how much cake batter you need per pan using this guide! It shares how many cups of batter you need for different sized cakes.

If you want to bake a cake, brownies, or any other baked good in a pan different from the one the recipe calls for, you’ll need to adjust your ingredient amounts. Our handy chart tells you how much to scale your recipe up or down.

I use this Wilton chart to figure my servings and estimate how much batter I'll need when baking (it varies slightly depending on your recipe). Also, I use Wedding servings for all of my quotes (the smaller serving size). It's below... Update: I still use the Wilton chart for amount of cake batter (although I...Read More

Do you need a pan for a recipe that you don’t have in the cupboard? Can you switch one dish out for another? Our baking dish and casserole conversion

Some people say that collecting craft supplies is a completely separate hobby from crafting. We might be guilty of the same in the baking world too! Sales

This Cake Goop is a Magic Pan Release kitchen hack that flawlessly frees everything you bake in pans perfectly every time!

Have you ever wondered what's the best way to line pans with parchment paper? What's the easiest way to line square and rectangular pans? And what about round cake pans? In this article I'm sharing all of my tips - including detailed instructions and a video - for how to easily line baking pans of all different shapes and sizes with parchment paper.

Everything's better when it’s miniature-sized, right? I will teach you the way to adjust baking time for mini loaf pans. Read more.