On the Danger of Too-Small Pans
Huh. I thought I would be able to get away with an 8-inch springform pan instead of a 9-inch. Apparently not. This isn’t salvageable accept maybe as pudding, since there’s no way I’ll get the center set before the edges burn…and anyway with sides this tall it’d probably never stand up. Well, next time I’ll follow my own directions a bit more closely, eh? But dang, today is the best photography weather I’ll see all week!
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Eva
Cover with powdered sugar and dim the lights.
and take it to bed LML, to bed.
No more information needed, Rick. Thanks.
– Joe
You made me laugh out loud with that one, LML.
Thanks,
– Joe
So pass spoons out to Mrs. Pastry and the Mini Pastries and enjoy.
Hehe…good advice, Alex!
– Joe
I still think it looks delicious!
It’s still good, no question about it!
– Joe
Cut off the done parts and bake the unbaked parts again. If everything gets too done but not burnt, grind it up and use it for an add-in to cookies or brownies. If it just gets done but looks ugly, chop it up and make a chocolate trifle. I always say bad cakes can become good trifles.
I was thinking something similar after I write that, Linda. I could actually have scooped out the batter and made little chocolate soufflé-type things in ramekins. Saving the crumbs…didn’t think of that. Nice idea!
Cheers,
– Joe
I read this as “on the danger of too small pants.” Still topical!
Oh my yes. Don’t get me started on the subject of my fails in that department. That’s a post for another day!
Cheers,
– Joe