type of bread or loaf pan question

Hi, I have tried to make loaf bread (Sorghum bread) on three separate occasions. I kind of threw it together the first time and the bread was mushy on the bottom half with an extremely large air pocket near the top. For the second loaf I was very careful to read the instructions and do exactly what they said (there was a difference from time #1 in the dough itself) but I had the same results at the end with the large air bobble and doughiness. Time #3 was the same as time #2. I borrowed a metal pan and made a very nice Noah's loaf. The only thing that I can think of that I may have wrong with the sorghum loaf is the type of loaf pan that I am using. I only have the glass pans. They were handed down from my grandmother and at the present they are all that I own. Do the recipes need to be altered for glass pans? Some one also mentioned a stone loaf pan to me. Has anyone used one of these and if so, does the recipe need to be altered? Thanks for helping. dcg

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  1. benny_120 on 2007-06-25 03:08:41.419264

    I remember that some of my recipe books and cake mix boxes say that if you are using glass pans there is a difference in temperature. I know that it was 25 degrees but can't remember for sure if it was more or less but I think it was 25 degrees less. Betty

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