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Use 9 cups of batter for a 12-inch round cake, 12 cups for a 14-inch cake and 16 cups for a 16-inch cake. For large sheet cakes, use 9 cups of batter for a 16-inch by 11-inch cake and 14 cups for an 18-inch by 12-inch cake.
Cook 16-inch by 11-inch cakes for 30 minutes and 18-inch by 12-inch cakes for 40 minutes. The cakes may need more time. Remove the cakes from the oven when they are spongy in the middle and start to come away from the sides.
To convert a recipe for any big cake into a recipe for 6-inch pans, start by determining the area of the larger cake pans. For square and rectangular pans, this is easy to do—just multiply the length and the height (a 9 x 9 pan = 81 square inches).
These small cake recipes make double layered cakes and are perfect for one or two families. Most cake recipes out there are for 8 inch cake pans with double and sometimes even triple layers.
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