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 Submitted by Andrew S on February 23, 2010 - 9:13am Sandwich pansHelp! I am trying to find "proper" sandwich pans, the type with a lid that produce a square loaf. While I am on the subject, if it does not have a lid, it is called tin bread and not sanswich. ironically, I used to be a bakery lecturer and we had dozens of these in use all the time. Cant find one for love nor money now though! Any ideas would be much apprecieated. Many thanks, Andrew
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Their common name is...
Pullman pans, named so because they were originally made for use in the dining cars on railroads. Google Pullman pans, and you'll find lots of suppiliers.
David G
P.S. Shop around, they come in various lengths up to 19.6 inches. 16 inches is the most common, and the original length (fit the railroad kitchen ovens). I have one that is only 13 inches, and I've seen 8 or 9 inch ones at King Arthur's store.
DG
pullman pan
Yes there are many about in different sizes.... qahtan