Hi all.....got a question here.

I have some stoneware loaf pans that I would like to use to make my fruit
cakes in this Christmas.
The recipe I use is an old family recipe (calls for lining the pans with
brown paper!!) and it says that
the fruit cake needs to bake in a water bath. My question is, has anyone
used stone ware with a water
bath before? I surely do not want to ruin my stoneware but I'm not quite
sure what would happen if I
didn't put the cakes in a water bath to bake.

Help!!!????

Thanks!
Pat

"News Groups" > wrote in message
. ..
> Hi all.....got a question here.
>
> I have some stoneware loaf pans that I would like to use to make my fruit
> cakes in this Christmas.
> The recipe I use is an old family recipe (calls for lining the pans with
> brown paper!!) and it says that
> the fruit cake needs to bake in a water bath. My question is, has anyone
> used stone ware with a water
> bath before? I surely do not want to ruin my stoneware but I'm not quite
> sure what would happen if I
> didn't put the cakes in a water bath to bake.
>
> Help!!!????
>
> Thanks!
> Pat
>
>

Stoneware is really tough stuff. It will do just fine in a water bath.


--
Peter Aitken
Visit my recipe and kitchen myths page at www.pgacon.com/cooking.htm

Thank You Peter!!


"Peter Aitken" > wrote in message
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> "News Groups" > wrote in message
> . ..
>> Hi all.....got a question here.
>>
>> I have some stoneware loaf pans that I would like to use to make my fruit
>> cakes in this Christmas.
>> The recipe I use is an old family recipe (calls for lining the pans with
>> brown paper!!) and it says that
>> the fruit cake needs to bake in a water bath. My question is, has anyone
>> used stone ware with a water
>> bath before? I surely do not want to ruin my stoneware but I'm not quite
>> sure what would happen if I
>> didn't put the cakes in a water bath to bake.
>>
>> Help!!!????
>>
>> Thanks!
>> Pat
>>
>>
>
> Stoneware is really tough stuff. It will do just fine in a water bath.
>
>
> --
> Peter Aitken
> Visit my recipe and kitchen myths page at www.pgacon.com/cooking.htm
>