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Patisse adjustable bread loaf tin 14 x 20–35 cm dark grey steel
Patisse adjustable bread loaf tin 14 x 20–35 cm dark grey steel is a practical bakeware item designed to let home bakers produce loaves of varying lengths using a single pan. Constructed from dark grey steel, the tin has a fixed base width of 14 cm and an adjustable length that extends from 20 cm up to 35 cm, making it suitable for small loaves, sandwich breads and batards. The plain interior and rigid metal walls provide even support during baking while allowing easy portioning without the need for multiple dedicated tins.
The adjustable design reduces the number of loaf tins needed by allowing several lengths to be baked in one form. Steel construction ensures durability and reliable heat conduction for even browning. The compact base width is suitable for standard sandwich-size breads while the extendable length adapts to different recipes and portion sizes. The dark grey finish offers a neutral appearance that fits most kitchen styles and is simple to clean.
Set the tin to the desired length by sliding the adjustable side to match your recipe’s portion size, then lock or place the side so it sits firmly on the base. Prepare dough according to the recipe and place it into the tin, allowing space for rise. For even baking, position the tin on the center rack of a preheated oven and follow the temperature and time guidance from your recipe. After baking, allow the loaf to cool slightly before unmolding to maintain shape and crumb structure.
For best results, lightly grease the tin or line it with baking paper to prevent sticking and to simplify cleaning. Preheating the oven and using the center rack promotes even heat distribution. Choose the tin length that matches the dough volume to avoid overly thin or dense loaves.
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