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Depending on what you're baking, your recipe might call for the use of either a Bundt pan or a tube pan. Although they look quite similar, they actually may not always be interchangeable. Take careful consideration of the ingredients and the baking times specified in the recipe and determine ...

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If you have a cake recipe that calls specifically for a tube pan, do you have to use one? Can you substitute a similar pan, like a Bundt cake pan? Generally, speaking, if your recipe explicitly names a tube pan, you probably should use one. Although a tube pan may look superficially similar to bundt

Bundt pans, loaf pans, and tube pans each bring something special to the table, but knowing which to use can be puzzling. We'll break down the differences, from their shapes to their ideal uses, so you can bake with confidence.

Some of you has asked me, why is my chiffon cake is so nicely brown and is it due to the tube pan I used? So today I posted the image of the tube pans which I used all this while. The one on the left is 21cm (chiffon cake uses 4 to 5 eggs) and the right is 20cm (chiffon cake uses 3 to 4 eggs). I think the answer lie on the oven or maybe my oven (above 12years old) heating element is old, so it heat up very fast and caused the cake to brown easily. As I had ever tried baking chiffon cakes and…

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Bundt pans and tube pans are similar in many ways, yet they do have some significant differences that may come into play, depending on how you plan to use them.

And can you use them interchangeably?

A tube pan is a round pan with deep sides and a hollow center tube used for baking cake, especially angel food or sponge cake. A bundt pan is similarly constructed, but has fluted sides. Often, tube pans have detachable sides, which Bundt pans do not.

Size matters, and so does shape. This truism is never as true as when you are baking in tube pans. Each has a specific purpose and usage, and they aren’t easily interchangeable. Does that mean that if you want to bake a Bundt and a chiffon cake or an angel food cake that you need different pans? The answer is a firm yes. Tube pans share one distinction: the tube down the center. But some have sloped sides, some drop straight from top to bottom, and some are decoratively fluted.

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A tube pan is a round pan with deep sides and a hollow center tube used for baking cake, especially angel food or sponge cake. A bundt pan is similarly constructed, but has fluted sides. Often, tube pans have detachable sides, which Bundt pans do not.