I'd been thinking about which pan to use, have already got all my ingredients so I am committed to making this cake. The only 9x13 pan I have is an old, well-used, browned Bakers Secret pan that I used last week when I made brownies, that warped in the oven, leading to a thinner burnt corner despite rotating the pan. I have a Pyrex 9x13, which would require lowering the oven heat by 25 degrees, but I still worry about burning at the corners because glass retains heat longer... I also have disposable aluminum pans, but have never used one before, and they're so thin that I worry about burning, again. I want to make it as a gift for my veterinarian, even though I know it's not a good idea to make an untested recipe for company without trying it beforehand. And I am just too tired to go to the store today to get a heavier, light colored metal pan (something I should have bought myself a long time ago, so I could get more bang for my buck).
I do have a nonstick bundt pan, which would actually make a prettier presentation, and the hole in the center would allow the heat to permeate more evenly and effectively... this is a moist cake. I never even thought of that till I read your entry. Thank you!
September 30, 2017 at 11:41am
In reply to Okay, I had a ton of zucchini (I won't say where it came from) … by sapphire2249 (not verified)