Baking Cake

Business By wafawafa Updated 21 Feb 2012 , 1:20pm by costumeczar

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wafawafa Posted 16 Feb 2012 , 5:34pm
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Hi

I,d like to ask ladies who have experience with cake baking for business.

I do bake in my home oven , small but works good , I,d like to ask id your cake 6 inch pan with 3 inch hieght will take around 2 hours to bake in 325 , with baking strips I know it will take very long but almost 2 hours to bake 6 inch cake its too long to me , I want t speed up my production but i dont know how , when i bake 350 the cake get burn from the top with hard edges

Thanks

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TexasSugar Posted 16 Feb 2012 , 9:01pm
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It takes 45 to a little over an hour for me to bake a 8x3 in round, in a 325 oven with a bake even strip.

Are you sure your oven is at the right temp?

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wafawafa Posted 17 Feb 2012 , 4:30am
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Yes texas sugar Im sure its set to 325 , 45 to 60 min its reasonale for 8 inch cake , what oven do you use

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matthewkyrankelly Posted 17 Feb 2012 , 4:47am
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Not understanding you:

You say a 6x3 cake takes two hours, but agree that an 8x3 should be done in under an hour.

Something isn't right.

I think Texas is suggesting that you test the temperature of your oven with an oven thermometer. We assume you are setting the oven to 325F. But have you actually checked to see that the temperature inside is 325F? If it is taking you two hours to bake that cake, the temperature is off.

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wafawafa Posted 17 Feb 2012 , 5:24am
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I agreed with texas about the time baaking for 8inch is reasonable , in my oven 8 inch take about 3 hours to be ready , i will try your sugesstion with the oven temprature test and I will inform u

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wafawafa Posted 20 Feb 2012 , 7:18am
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Ok the technician came to check the problem and he couldnt figure it out

So I am going to buy new oven , I didnt find countertop deck oven , but I saw pizza oven countertop , is this suitable for baking cake s

http://www.rollergrill-international.com/produits_details.asp?ProdId=27

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costumeczar Posted 21 Feb 2012 , 2:05am
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What kind of oven do you have now? You're not using a countertop oven like that, are you? Is it a regular home oven or something small?

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wafawafa Posted 21 Feb 2012 , 4:59am
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Yesmy home oven is normal. One its too small and i think the problem of long baking will not be solved , so I am considering buying countertop oven because of little space I have .
what i found in the market is pizza oven as posted in my previous post

So any advice , can pizza oven be suitable for baking cakes

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wafawafa Posted 21 Feb 2012 , 5:25am
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this is the photo of what i ask , doesthe bottom heat will burn the cake ??

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sing Posted 21 Feb 2012 , 5:40am
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If the bottom burns the cake too fast, you can try putting the cake pan on top of a baking tray to keep the bottom from heating up too fast.

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costumeczar Posted 21 Feb 2012 , 11:40am
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I have no idea if that would work...I've never heard of anyone trying to bake a cake in that kind of oven! I have a feeling that it wouldn't be the best choice for some reason.

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wafawafa Posted 21 Feb 2012 , 12:54pm
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It has grades from 0 to more than 300 celiuse , i man it can be set to 325 f without prolem, i need to hear from people who have some experience with such oven

And those who posted thanks soo much

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costumeczar Posted 21 Feb 2012 , 1:20pm
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You might want to make a new post with the pizza oven in the title of it, it would attract people who know about it!

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