Silicon Bakeware

Decorating By pinknlee Updated 27 Apr 2006 , 8:28pm by pinknlee

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pinknlee Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 3:10am
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Has anyone used silicon bakeware? Any tips?

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cakesbgood Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 3:38am
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I haven't used it either, but I'd love to hear about anyones experience with it to! icon_smile.gif

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JoAnnB Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 6:14am
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The bakeware needs to be on a support surface to prevent bending and twisting in and out of the oven. I have a rack that fits into a sheet pan. that allows air to circulate, but keeps the pan from bending.

Let the item cool in the pan for a few minutes, it helps the item just pop right out of the bakeware.

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bonniebakes Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 12:41pm
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I have muffin "tins" and a loaf pan made of silicone. I love it!! It's so easy to use and things come out just.

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cakesbgood Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 12:48pm
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Do you think it bakes better or more evenly then regular bakeware, or cake pans?

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cakefairy18 Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 12:52pm
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love it!! NOTHING sticks...even ooey gooey apple filling...nothinnngg!

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cakesbgood Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 12:56pm
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cakefairy, you could have been a sales person, you've convinced ME, I'm going to pick some up and try them out LOL icon_biggrin.gif

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meghanb Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 4:24pm
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This might be a stupid question, but do you grease the silicon bakeware?

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TJSCAKES Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 4:27pm
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i HAVE A MUFFIN AND A LOAF AND I DON'T CARE FOR THEM AT ALL....THEY SEEMED TO BAKE A LOT SLOWER AND MY BANANA BREAD TOOK FOREVER. iT COMES OUT OF THE PAN EASILY AND THEY ARE EASY TO CLEAN, BUT I DON'T LIKE THEM MUCH.

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pinknlee Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 4:58pm
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The lady at the store said that the recommened to spray a little pam inside to make sure they totally release. I don't use pam or any of the spray products, has any one needed to grease them or not?

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JoAnnB Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 5:40pm
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I never grease mine and have no problems. I tried to release them too soon, and got a little sticking. But if you wait a few minutes and allow the product to set up, they will release easily and perfectly.

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pinknlee Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 5:46pm
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Thanks, I am going to try my pans out for the first time this afternoon! icon_smile.gif

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coffeecake Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 5:51pm
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I have had mixed results - but I do NOT recommended using PAM - one of mine has a sticky film that will not come off, and I am pretty sure that is what created the problem.

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pinknlee Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 8:28pm
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I just got done using the pans. They seemed to work really great. They released right away. i had no problems!

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