what size baking dish is a substitute for two nine inch round pans?

Answer 1

A 9 inches round pan is usually 1 1/2 inches and holds about 5 cups.

If you want to bake your cake in one pan, I would choose a 10 by 2 inches round, which holds about 11 cups. As this pan is deeper, I would increase the cooking time a little to allow heat to reach the center.

A 9 x 9 x 2 inches, square, could be a second option; it holds about 10 cups.

My last option would be a 13 x 9 x 2 inches, rectangular, holds about 12 cups.

If you are seeking to bake your cake still in two pans the suitable ones are:

8 x 2 inches, round, holds about 6 cups. Deeper, increase cooking time.

8 x 8 x 1 1/2 inches, square, holds about 6 cups.

As a rule of thumb, if the pan is deeper, increase time. If the substitute pan is shallower, reduce cooking time.

Fill pans no more than 2/3 when cooking, to allow for expansion, but when you are measuring in cups, fill the pn to te top.

Good luck with your baking!

Answer 2

9 x 11 inch pan

Answer 3

Calculate the volume of 2 nine inch round pans and determine the rectangle measurements that will match the volume.

Answer 4

The info is in the pudding cake. The 9 x 13 screams of a lazy baker that's egocentric with their frosting and oven area. They call it "sheet cake" for a reason. while unclear, carry out for the guy who will bake you a coronary heart-formed cake.

Answer 5

assuming you're making a cake and in one pan rather than two?
You can make a sheet cake on a cookie sheet
or one 9 x 11.5 will do it
or two square 8" is also equivalent...

Answer 6

I would use a 13x9 shallow pan. Especially for cakes or casseroles.

Answer 7

9x13 would be comparable. Watch your baking time and "doneness" test, just to be safe. It will take longer for the middle to heat through.