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Question: It says it's for "brownies, cornbread or cake."  Where are recipes for cornbread and cake that will bake in 5 min. in this pan?
Document: This pan really does "bake" brownies in 5 minutes. I used the recipe that came with it but I think next time I'll either use my favorite mix or one from scratch. My microwave is an 1100 Watt one so I think I will take them out after 3 minutes next time, after 5 minutes they kept cooking and dried out too much for my liking (I prefer fudgy brownies). I'm glad I bought it and would recommend it to other brownie lovers.
This is a great product. I now have two, one for the rv  and one for home. When you need a dessert in a hurry, this is great. While it says 5 minutes cooking time, it depends on the microwave and whether you add chips and any kind of nuts to the mix. Even when you do, the longest I have ever had to cook them was 8 minutes. Love this item!
I bought this item as an extra for the kitchen. I've been using this 5 minute brownie pan for over a year.It makes excellent brownies that are moist. I just mix the batter and put in the microwave! Although it may not be necessary, I spray the pan first with Pam, but it works with or without Pam.
It does a good job of making a reasonably sized batch of brownies in the microwave. This isn't sized for doing a huge batch. The pan is shallow, which is what I wanted, since I prefer thinner, chewy brownies to chunky, cake-like ones.It's a little confusing, but the instructions state that you are not to use the lid in the microwave when cooking the brownies. Why then the lid has a vent I do not know.
Wife has used it a dozen times. She says it works as advertised and intended with no problems, using any brownie recipe. If the recipe is for a 9x13 pan, you must cut it in half. Pan is easy to wash. The lid for storage is an especially nice feature.
I would love to bake more, but I wish the oven (and the calories) were out of the mix. While I can&#8217;t do anything about the latter, this very inexpensive brownie pan should phase out the former. (I haven&#8217;t tried this pan in the oven, but just looking at the plastic material tells me it would not be a bright idea!
I don't have any complaints about the pan. I made my usual ghirardelli brownie mix in this pan. I think it was a little bit gooier than usual, but then I put extra chocolate chips in the batter. I left it in for 5 minutes. Great for a quick chocolate fix. Would make a good dorm gift if you don't have an oven. Nice that it has a cover.
Mine seems to come out just a teensy bit overdone around the edges at 5 minutes.
It is so cool to be able to whip up some brownies when a craving for something chocolate crops up at 10 o'clock on a hot summer night when it's too late to run to the store and too hot to turn on the oven. Be sure and use a plastic knife or spatula to cut and remove the brownies from the pan.
But it really works! Of course microwaves vary in their strength, but as with oven cooking, using a toothpick to gauge the dessert&#8217;s readiness should help you here. Even if your microwaves causes you to bake for 6 minutes or so, you will still be done way earlier than you would had you used the oven.
Answer: I would try the Jiffy cake mixes.  They are smaller than the Betty Crocker types.  I've used the Ghiradelli brownie mixes in this pan and it came out great!Hope this helps.