- Make fun miniature (edible) villages
- Nonstick coating is easy to cook with an easy to clean
- Heavy cast aluminum construction
- Fun wintery design
- Made in the USA
Nordic Ware Platinum Cozy Village Baking Pan, Silver
$82.43
From the manufacturer
Weight | 703 kg |
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Item Weight | 703 Grams |
Finish types | platinum |
Care instructions | Dishwasher Safe |
Dishwasher compatible | No |
Assembly required | No |
Number of pieces | 1 |
Type of guarantee | lifetime limited warranty |
Batteries Required? | No |
Included Components | 1 x Nordic Ware Cozy Village Cake Pan |
ASIN | B004RB8Y7Y |
Date First Available | 13 November 2017 |
Manufacturer | Nordic Ware |
Helena Muster –
I’ve been using Nordic bakeware since the 70’s and they are still in perfect condition as when I bought them. The detail is so sharp when they come out of the tin that everyone always compliments me on how wonderful they look. I have collected many over the years and just love them. Cant buy any other tins now that I’ve used these.
jjm –
Nordic Ware Cozy Village Gingerbread House, 6 Cups, Silver
Used it immediately did an excellent job in baking. A little difficult cleaning but satisfied with the result
apickrell –
Better than cardboard gingerbread
I love this company. They make durable baking pans that last. Seriously, this pan had some weight to it! It also made the cutest little houses. I bought it to make gingerbread houses with my kids instead of buying those awful cardboard tasting house kits from the stores. You can actually eat these houses after you decorate!Some tips:As with any of their bundt pans, you must thoroughly spray it so the cake will come out. Buy the oil+flour baking spray and give it a good coating before you pour in the batter. Then you will need to get rid of air bubbles by gently tapping the filled pan on a hard surface and stirring each house with a skewer. Your houses should come out easily and with all the cute details. Check to see if your cakes are done using a wooden skewer and not a toothpick, you want to be able to reach the middle to make sure it’s fully baked.
Felicia Filsdotter –
tiny gingerbread houses
I made two batches of these for tomorrow’s family Christmas, so I’ll share what works while it’s fresh in my mind. I sprayed each compartment with Pam and dusted with flour. I used Trader Joe’s gingerbread mix, filled to line (where the “ground” would be for each house). I cooked according to TJ package directions, 350 degrees for 25 min. (checked by inserting toothpick at 20 min and ready at 25 min.) Cooled for ten minutes, then used bread knife to slowly, gently, saw off muffin tops. (I could probably have avoided this by putting less dough in each compartment, but I loved eating those tops 🙂 Then turned over onto a silicone cutting mat and and — whew — all came out well. After they were really cooled, I dusted them with powdered sugar, which made a BIG difference in the appearance. (But don’t do that while still warm or it just globs.) Re proportions, I used three packages of mix for two batches, but that included a LOT of BIG muffin tops; might be able to go one for one. Re cleaning, I put the pan back into the oven with water filling each compartment; after water started boiling, I emptied the pan, and not much scrubbing was needed. Used the water sprayer and a toothpick for a few little floury bits stuck at the bottom. So…they taste good and turned out well. VERY important thing to know is that they are TINY. I imagined that we would each decorate our house tomorrow, but that may not happen. One would need teeny tiny candies; I’m guessing that a couple of M&Ms on each side of the roof is about all we’ll be able to do. So if you really want a gingerbread house to decorate, you need something bigger, but these are cute and yummy individual treats.Follow-up: we DID actually decorate the houses (my niece brought tiny candies) and adults and kids alike really loved it. I’m making it a new Christmas tradition.
Gaby –
Surprisingly easy, even without proper baking spray
I wasn’t sure if I’d be able to get my cakes out since I didn’t have bakers spray on hand, but I was surprised by how well these turned out so easily! If you don’t have bakers spray, use a regular cooking spray oil and then sift plain granulated sugar over the oiled molds- came out beautifully caramelized and detailed (as you can see from my photos). Looking forward to making something more festive next time- I had just made a summer squash bread to try it out, but gingerbread or something dense and chocolatey, with a sprinkle of powdered sugar decoration, will probably look gorgeous without much of effort!
Amazon Customer –
Use lots of the nonstick spray for baking
This cake pan is great quality and baked the upsides evenly. We made an entire Christmas village for the teachers at my children’s school. A few days later I lent it to a coworker hosting her first Christmas dinner that included 13 nieces and nephews so she could bake the houses and then let them decorate them as an activity.