No bread pan, what can I use in substitute? ?

Question

So, I have Amish Friendship bread, today is the day I'm supposed to bake it, but I don't have a bread pan, I do have a circle pan though, used for cakes, I believe, would this work? Or can I use something different?

Answer 1

I've never made Amish Friendship bread, but I bake a lot. You could use a cake pan or a cast-iron skillet. If the dough is fairly stiff, you could bake it on a cookie sheet as a free-form blob,

Hey, it's only dough and there's plenty more where that came from, right?  

Answer 2

The round pan or else any glass or tin pan will work might need more then one

Answer 3

You can use a circular cake pan or some muffin tins, just reduce the cooking time a little because it will probably cook more quickly.

Answer 4

Anything that will hold all the batter, plus room to rise.  

Answer 5

That's fine ... then cut it in wedges to serve it

Answer 6

the cake pan will probably work

Answer 7

i agree with snackie i bake bread and cakes in cast iron skillet takes less baking time. any round pan without handles will work.

Answer 8

I have fixed the Amish Friendship bread many times. It raises pretty high. I think I would use a bundt cake pan. I always put cinnamon on top of mine before baking, my family loves it, but I lost the recipe for Amish Friendship bread. Could you email me the recipe please? I found several on the web but I'm not sure which one I used. I would know if I saw it again. Thanks.