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I would leave the temp alone, but you will have to increase the cooking time to account for the change in volume. I'm not exactly sure how much longer you should leave them in, but I would start checking them at 20 minutes, when you can get a gauge for how much more time they need (either by jiggling the pan or once they're more done, by inserting a toothpick). Then check back frequently enough. I think financiers should pull away from the pan when they are done, but the toothpick test always works too.
Thanks, they ended up taking a little over 30 min