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Ron West
 
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Default Converting A Recipe Designed For A 10" Skillet Into One For 13x9x2 Pan?

I have a recipe that calls for a casserole to be baked inside a 10"
skillet (2" depth). I'd like to make a larger portion for an office
party and would like to use the same recipe but instead use a 13x9x2
pan.

Am I correct in my calculations that the 13x9x2 is just a tad bigger
than 1.5 times the 10" skillet?

(Kicking myself for not paying attention in math)...

Thanks!

 
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