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Item Information
Wilton Performance Pans pillow pan set. Create a romantic tiered wedding cake in a classic ring pillow shape. Contains 3 quality aluminum pans: 6 3/4 by 6 3/4 by 2 inch, 10 by 10 by 2 inch, 13 1/4 by 13 1/4 by 2 inch, and heating core.
Factor Benefits
- Contains 3 quality aluminum pans and heating core
- Hand washing recommended
- Crafted of quality aluminum for even heat distribution and long-lasting durability
- Recipe and decorating instructions included
User Reviews
Den Dotson
Well, I love the look of these pans and I knew I had to have them. When I made them however, I realized the amount of batter needed is waaayyy less than they state on the instructions. So the best thing to do is fill them 2/3 full. Take a measuring cup of water and measure how much you need to make it 2/3 full and then write that number in sharpie marker on the bottom of your pan. I also found that I needed to bake the small one 10 minutes longer and the medium 20 minutes longer. Disappointing. BUT, it looks very cool when finished so worth having for sure!
A. Beckstedt
What a way to make pillow cakes. The ease that using these pans has made it is insane. I used to try to carve my cakes but I was wasting so much time and still not achieving the effect I wanted. I wish I could post a picture of the cake I made for our daughters 2nd birthday. Everyone that saw it thought it was a professional cake. It baked evenly and was a hit.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
CraftingMama
I love these cake pans. They take all of the work out of creating pillow cakes. I have baked with all three pans and the smallest and medium size pans work great. When I baked a cake using the bottom pan the corners kept breaking off. I'm not sure if it was the weight of the cake or if it will happen everytime. The problem is that you have to bake a fairly firm cake in order to cover it with fondant. The amount of batter stated on the pans is incorrect but if you go on Wilton's website they have posted a correction chart. [...] They also have a tutorial on how to cover the cake with fondant. I know when I first used the pans I was unsure of how to do the tassels. I ended up purchasing a clay extruder Makin's Professional Ultimate Clay Extruder. They also sell silicone tassel molds First Impressions Molds Silicone Mould - Tassels, which may be easier if you're not used to using a clay extruder. I would definitely recommend this panset.
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