King Arthur Baking Standard Bread Loaf Pan
For a sandwich loaf in a dedicated pan
King Arthur Baking Standard Bread Loaf PanA corrugated coated loaf pan sold by King Arthur and manufactured by USA Pan.
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Sourdough bakes well in a loaf pan and needs no Dutch oven: shape it as a log, proof it in a greased pan (overnight in the fridge works well), then bake at 425°F for 45 to 55 minutes, as King Arthur bakes its everyday sourdough pan loaf.
Dough: about 850 to 950 g for a 9 × 5 in pan (our estimate). Bake: 45 to 55 min at 425°F, to about 205°F inside (King Arthur). Release: grease the pan and turn the loaf out onto a rack as soon as it comes out.
Shaping is covered in shaping a pan loaf; pan sizes in the pan size calculator.
Sourdough is wetter than most sandwich doughs, so grease even a non-stick pan, or line it with a parchment sling. A loaf that will not release usually needs a few more minutes to steam free; run a thin spatula round the sides.
For a sandwich-style crust, brush the top with butter after baking and cool the loaf under a cloth. A little milk or oil in the dough also softens it; see hydration for how much water to adjust.
Yes. Proof it in the pan and bake it at 425°F until the center reaches about 205°F, 45 to 55 minutes in King Arthur's recipe.
A 9 × 5 in pan suits about 850 to 950 g of dough; an 8.5 × 4.5 in pan about 650 to 750 g (our estimate).
Keep what you own when it does the job. These are the other exact models we profile.
A corrugated coated loaf pan sold by King Arthur and manufactured by USA Pan.
The standard 8.5 × 4.5 in corrugated loaf pan, which USA Pan sells as its 1 lb size.
A 9 × 5 in corrugated loaf pan, which USA Pan sells as its 1.25 lb size.