Submitted by RWP on February 25, 2010 - 10:23am

loaf pan (for deeper pan try Paula Deen stoneware at Walmart, $10.00)

I can't find a one pound pullman loaf pan. I wanted to get a 4" high loaf. So, I cut a 2" wide strip of aluminum flashing and using pop rivets attached it to a 9"x5"x4" pan.

It works for me.

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Thankf for your help. Had a

Thankf for your help. Had a couple of senior moments but here it is. Good luck.

1 pound pullman

 

I don't think I have ever seen a one pound pullman pan with a lid, how are you going to fix the lid to it?????? qahtan

Hi, I wasn't interested in

Hi,

I wasn't interested in the full function of a Pullman loaf pan. I never liked the height of the standard pans and wanted to have a higher loaf. I couldn't find a one pound Pullman (wouldn't spend that kind of money anyway) and I had the idea of just adding height to the walls.

how about this

how about a larger pan for a loaf cake and put two one pounds dreas dough side by side in the same pan like this, they pull apart easy. qahtan

 

Necessity-mother of invention!

I found a new roll of corrugated garden alluminum. It's about 6",100% shiny aluminum and has nice rolled edges. I washed it well,cut a length with a scissors and now have an adjustable pan.The corrugations give it an interesting look. I just form a batard on a sheet, put the corrugated edge around it to fit, overlap the edge and fasten it with a metal paper clip.Then I let the loaf rise inside it.Great for sandwich slices.I'm going to use it for pannetones next Christmas.

Wish I had a picture!

Making a loaf pan deeper.

Dear clazar123,

I didn't know if you wished for a photo of yours or mine. So I'm sending one of mine. It was deleted somehow. Contact if questions.

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