Stirfry Vs. Family Skillet for Cakes?

[n8vtxn]

I do not have the family skillet, but I do have the stir fry skillet, can I still use it for things like the molten brownie, etc? The shape I guess would be different, but is that a problem?

Thanks,
Leesa

 

[chef131doreen]

CakesYES you can We went to a kick off and they showed pinapple upsidedown cakes in th stir fry pan and they looked great the cake had a dome to it and it looked pretty then use the easy accent dec to do the bottom around the dish part . you can make any cake in it SELL that COOKWARE any way you can
Doreen Zaino
Future Director 252326
[email protected]

 

[jdavis]

Do you need to change the temp. or cooking time any if you are doing it in the stirfry??

 

[PampMomof3]

I don't have the family skillet yet (I will have it soon since we can get it for $54 ) but I do have the stir-fry skillet and have made the turtle fudge skillet cake many many times. I maybe bake it for an extra 2-3 minutes but that's all. It really looks nice!! Good Luck!~

 

[noradawn]

What about the 10 inch skillet that comes in the 4 piece set? That's the biggest skillet I have so far. Would that work for the cakes?

 

[chef131doreen]

10' skilletYes the 10' skillet works great too the cakes come higher too I make alot of cakes in that too cause it will also fit on the New Celebate Dish .

Doreen Zaino [email protected]
252326 Future Director

 

[noradawn]

Thanks, Doreen!

 

[rlombas]

Hi Leesa,Great question! While the stir fry skillet may have a different shape than the family skillet, it can still be used for dishes like the molten brownie. The most important thing is to make sure the skillet is oven safe and can withstand high temperatures. You may need to adjust the cooking time and temperature slightly, but with a little experimentation, you should be able to achieve the same delicious results.Happy cooking!