As with the last two commenters, I have had the same issue with the big pan. The last batch I crumbled to use in trifles and ice cream - it was meant for a bake sale.
This time, I baked for 28 minutes per the regular recipe and they were still dry, no shiny top. I have finally written the recipe to bake for 20 minutes in the half sheet pan.
This is why I think we are having issues - the batter in the pan is thinner in height than when you make a regular batch in the 9x13” pan. Therefore, it takes less time to bake, not more.
I’m surprised that King Arthur has not yet changed it in the recipes.
April 4, 2020 at 9:45am
As with the last two commenters, I have had the same issue with the big pan. The last batch I crumbled to use in trifles and ice cream - it was meant for a bake sale.
This time, I baked for 28 minutes per the regular recipe and they were still dry, no shiny top. I have finally written the recipe to bake for 20 minutes in the half sheet pan.
This is why I think we are having issues - the batter in the pan is thinner in height than when you make a regular batch in the 9x13” pan. Therefore, it takes less time to bake, not more.
I’m surprised that King Arthur has not yet changed it in the recipes.