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Submitted by buns of steel on January 6, 2008 - 1:26pm another Gingerbread questionI have a Nordicware "Christmas Tree" pan that I like using for the holidays, It's a ring of eight vertical Christmas trees. It is tricky however, finding recipes that will be firm enough or hold together well enough to mold and unmold/release well with no issues. If you want an example of that pan, I used it for a pandoro in this thread, there's a pic that will give you an idea of the pan. http://www.thefreshloaf.com/node/5074/panettone-that039s-not-too-dense I am wanting to find a Gingerbread recipe that would work in it. The Gingerbread I usually make is a very liquid dough (It's from American Regional Cuisine by Wiley). It's nice and moist, but wouldn't work in that baking pan. Can anyone point me to a good Gingerbread recipe for that purpose? I was thinking I would try Floydm's recipe in this link, if you've made it, do you think it would work in a pan like that, to hold together and release from the pan. http://www.thefreshloaf.com/recipes/gingerbread
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