Greased The Pan...forgot To Flour It...how Do I Get It Out

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bulldog Posted 3 Oct 2005 , 4:19pm
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Greased both pans, put in batter, started to bake. Just realized I forgot to also flour the pan. Will it come out or the pan? Any ideas? This is for a paid cake. HELP!!!

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MainCake Posted 3 Oct 2005 , 4:21pm
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I would try to take it out of the pan shortly after you take it out of the oven. I wouldn't let it cool a whole lot... But I'm far from an expert. Hopefully someone knows if this will work or not...

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blittle6 Posted 3 Oct 2005 , 4:23pm
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I rarely flour my pans...I usually just spray them with Pam. My cakes never, knock on wood, stick. I have found, however, the hotter the cake, the more it sticks so allow it to cool a bit. HTH

Berta

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bulldog Posted 3 Oct 2005 , 5:20pm
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rvallee and blittle6-

Thanks for the help. Both cakes came out, and I am on my way. Have a good day, and may your cakes always come out of the pan icon_biggrin.gif

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sdfgarcia Posted 3 Oct 2005 , 8:34pm
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I know it's too late for you this time, but if you bake frequently, you might consider making up a batch of homemade cake release. Use equal parts shortening, oil, and flour (makes as much or as little as you need). Blend them well and stick them in an airtight container, and you never need to worry about greasing and flouring your pans again! Thanks to all who posted their experiences with the cake release, rookies like me never have to worry about a cake sticking!!

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bulldog Posted 4 Oct 2005 , 4:23pm
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good idea. I think I will do that. Thanks for the info.

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