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Is a 2 quart casserole dish closer to a 9x9 or a 9x13 pan?
I'm making peach cobbler and those are the only two pans I have. Which would work better?
10 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Actually I have a corningware 9x7 baking dish, and it says 2 qt on it, so I guess the 9x9 would work better
- 6 years ago
RE:
Is a 2 quart casserole dish closer to a 9x9 or a 9x13 pan?
I'm making peach cobbler and those are the only two pans I have. Which would work better?
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- 1 decade ago
I would personally use the 9x9 pan. A 9x13 is the same as a basic flat cake size. The 9x9 is the size I use for my own cobblers, apple crisp, etc.
Good luck
Kim
- 7 years ago
2 quarts is only 8 cups. I would go with the 9x9. Unless, of course, you want your dessert to be like half an inch thin.
- 1 decade ago
9x13 would work better,because it might over flow in a 9x9.
Source(s): Myself, lol,I cook alot.
