Lidded Candy
Lidded Candy
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 Fine Antique Bohemian Pin wheel with Candy Lid and Sterling Silver Top  US $1,190.00
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 MARIO CIONI Crystal BONBON CANDY JAR BOX 925 STERLING SILVER Blue MURANO LID US $635.00
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 Cambridge Rose Point P300 Ftd Candy with Flower Lid US $599.99
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 Fostoria JUNE BLUE 3 Part Candy Dish with Lid 2255980 US $511.95
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 Antique Steuben Art Glass Pink Bonbon Covered Box Candy Dish w Lid Threaded Knob US $495.00
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 Fostoria VERSAILLES TOPAZ Candy Dish with Lid 2610340 US $491.95
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 Fostoria JUNE TOPAZ YELLOW Candy Dish with Lid 2633812 US $461.95
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 Fenton 91 Cranberry Opal Coin Dot Candy Jar and Lid US $369.99
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 Fenton BUNNY ON NEST BOX Candy Dish Pntd White Prl LID wMadras Pink Irid OOAK US $299.99
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 Fenton BUNNY ON A NEST Candy Dish BOX Pntd BROWN LID w Madras Pink Irid OOAK US $299.99
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 Bohemian Czech Overlay Cut Glass Candy Dish w Lid US $295.00
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 Heisey ROSE Seahorse Handles Candy Dish with Lid 216253 US $269.95
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 Baccarat Crystal Lidded Covered Candy Bowl Large Marked US $249.99
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 Fostoria VERSAILLES GREEN 3 Part Candy Dish with Lid US $249.95
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 Jeannette Glass IRIS CLEAR Candy Dish with Lid 286135 US $249.95
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 Waterford clear crystal lidded candy jar signed US $245.00
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 Fenton 91 Blue Opalescent Coin Dot Candy Jar and Lid US $229.99
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 blue mayfair candy and lid hocking glass co US $225.00
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 MAYFAIR aka OPEN ROSE CANDY JAR WITH LID BLUE US $199.99
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 Heisey ORCHID Bow Knot Finial Candy Dish with Lid US $199.95
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 ANTIQUE CRYSTAL AND BRONZE BARREL CANDY JAR WITH LID US $199.00
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 BEAUTIFUL VINTAGE RUBY FLASH GLASS COMPOTE CANDY DISH LID US $260.00
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 Fenton Carnival Glass Rose Compote or Candy Dish w Lid US $179.99
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 Early 1900s Heisey Etched Flower Candy Dish w Lid US $179.50
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 Vintage Czech Bohemian Ruby Cut to Clear Divided Candy Condiment Lidded Dish US $175.00
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 EXQUISITE RUBY FLASH PEDESTAL COMPOTE CANDY DISH WITH LID CLEAN FANCY US $175.00
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Use Your Pans For More Than Just Cakes
Most cooks have a large collection of pans. In virtually any kitchen you will find rectangular ones, round ones, and square ones. Many times, these pans get regulated to just cakes. However, there are many more uses for these pans on an everyday basis.
A fluted, center post bundt cake pan is similar in many ways to those used for decades to bake angel food cakes. Bundt pans, and bundt cake recipes, became extremely popular during the sixties. These special pans are often used for much more than an occasional cake, however. When used to bake bread, they produce a bread with a different crust than if a bread pan were used to bake the same dough. The pan can be used to cook a meat loaf that appears much more enticing than normal. It can also create a gelatin dessert that appears to have taken much more time than it truly did.
Square cake pans are just right for numerous uses. They can be used to bake biscuits or cinnamon rolls. Most of the complete box dinners that are basically just pour and bake fit well in these pans. A square pan is also useful when making fudge, as it is about the perfect size to hold a cooling batch. It saves space in the refrigerator when you need to cool down a dish before serving, such as a macaroni salad.
A rectangular cake pan can do far more than make a simple to frost cake. It is the right size for many casserole dishes, such as a tuna casserole or enchilada casserole. With a lid, it can offer an airtight container to chill devilled eggs before transferring them to a fancy egg plate. It also can work when baking a meat loaf. They work well for a chicken with rice dish, lasagna, or a small pot roast.
Pans in specialty shapes such as animals or cartoons can become unique gelatin molds. They can also bake corn bread or mold candy. Almost anything that can be spread evenly in the pan before you bake or cool it can be turned into a fun treat.
If you are going to make a layer cake, you will need round pans. But they can also hold a deep dish pot pie or a box of dehydrated potatoes. Rather than taking up oven space with a baking sheet, you can bake at least six rolls in a round pan.
There is no need to save pans exclusively for baking cakes. Often, these pans are some of the best quality items the cook owns. With a little imagination, they can be put to many more uses than just holding cake batter.
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