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Springform Pans

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Kaffeehaus: Exquisite Desserts from the Classic Cafes of Vienna, Budapest, and Prague

By Rick Rodgers

Published 2002

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European bakeries use round metal cake rings about 3 inches tall to create their tortes. However, they aren’t easy to find in America. And, because many of the cream-filled tortes need to be unmolded, regular cake pans with bottoms are not an option.
Springform pans with removable bottoms are a happy compromise. In only a few cases will the indentation from the pan’s clip show in the filling, and that can be fixed with a coating of finely chopped nuts or cake crumbs. Buy the best pan you can afford. Inexpensive pans made from thin metal have clips that fall off and bottoms that warp. Try to purchase pans with a true 9-inch diameter. European pans with 22- and 24-centimeter diameters are really a little smaller or larger than 9 inches, but they will work.

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