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By Anne Willan
Published 1989
For sponge and creamed cakes, pans have relatively low, gently sloping sides. Shallow pans with straight sides are intended for layer cakes. Extra deep pans with straight sides make tall cakes for slicing into layers. The French moule à manqué has sloping sides so that icing runs down the sides of the finished cake.
© 1989 Anne Willan. All rights reserved.
