I have a recipe that calls for a 2 lb loaf pan. I imagine this would fit the bill?
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I know this is the largest loaf pan that we carry and this is pretty large for a loaf pan. I'm not sure you'll find one all that much bigger than this.
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What is the recipe making? If it's a "wet" batter bread, such as a banana bread, I'd definitely go for a bigger pan, 9x5. Besides a realistic possibility of batter overflowing, it could end up being too dense since not enough room to expand. BUT If making a yeast bread this would work. I use both sizes for my yeast bread, this pan gives you a beautiful looking loaf because it will crown higher.
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Yes.... I have to only make 2 lb loaves and sometimes I have to squeeze them into. Other than that it is GREAT!
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In essence it's a one pound loaf pan. Mine is packed away as we're moving, so I cannot measure it exactly to help you.
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I use a bread machine and bread machine cookbook for my bread dough. If I make a 2 lb loaf recipe, it's a bit too much for this pan. A 1.5 lb loaf would be better suited.
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This machine will mix a 2 pound batch of dough, which can be made into 2, 1 pound loaves baked in your oven. A 2 lb loaf (4 cups of flour)baked in this machine is very tall, too tall for most toasters. A better option is to bake a 1 1/2 pound loaf (3 cups of flour). You can prepare a 1 lb dough for rolls or pizza, but 1 lb won't bake well as a loaf in this machine because the pan is too long to enable the dough to spread out and bake well.
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Hello,The loaf pan measures 9.75"X6".It is a larger loaf pan, there fore recipes may need to be increased.Have a great day.Regards,Customer ServicePrime Time Solutions, Inc.800-333-9325Hours 9 AM - 5 PM EST
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I have made 3 two pound loaves. That size is big--you would have to cut it in half for a sandwich. I did make a 1.5 lb loaf, and it was a decent size. Probably the smallest 1 lb size would be best. I guess you would have to try it to see. This bread maker makes a horizontal loaf, which I prefer.
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Yes, we use a breadmaker and it does 2 lb loafs. This one also folds down so you can put it away easily.
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I make a 2lb loaf of bread ( 4 cups flour ) and there is plenty of room for a bigger loaf. It makes a very good bread.
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This item was returned because of misunderstanding I read it as 2 and 1/2 pound not 2 half pound. I was looking to be able to make larger size loafs not 1/2 pound loafs.
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1/2 your recipe goes in one pan and the other 1/2 goes in the other pan. 1 full 2 lb loaf recipe fill both sides.
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I use two pounds. It seemed like a lot at first and so I baked my first couple of loaves w/o the cover - of course, completely defeating the purpose of this marvelous pan (LOL) - which resulted in a l.o.v.e.l.y. crown of a crust. But now I use the cover w/o trepidation and the pan and I achieve a gorgeous-in-the-extreme Pullman loaf - much to the joyous reception from family and friends. Enjoy!
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I have tried it only twice. Both times one loaf was OK (but not that great. The other loaf not good. I think with more practice and experimenting it might be OK. Just a guess. Until I have time to play more with it, I am sticking to the 2.5 lb Sweet Bread recipe (minus coconut) which always comes out perfectly.
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I have the 41300 model high rise 2.5 lb loaf and the double pan works good. Not sure what the differences between the models are but I would think so.
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I'd say the 1.5 loaf on this one...I also have the 13" and would say that is the 2lb loaf.
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The dimension of this ceramic loaf pan is 4" on the bottom, 4.3/4" on the top. The slanted sides are gradual so your finish product will look like a loaf. Good Luck:)
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It will cook bread probably not 2lbs. You'll have to play with the amount of dough used. I remove the lid of the cooking vessel to allow moisture to escape and make room for rising.