Hope this isn't a stupid question but I don't usually bake cupcakes, so my question is how do you bake them without having the liner turn dark. I need to bake in light blue and don't want them to turn dark. Can I bake them and then put them in the liner? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
Hmmm.. maybe if you used more than one liner? My friend did that for some wall-e cupcakes she just made so the design would show up better. Might work for what you need too. She used 3. HTH
Unless you have pretty thick or dark liners, the cupcake is going to show through after baked. If I want the cuppies to be especially pretty, I'll just pop them into another liner after baking. They still have the original one on, too. Does that make sense? They end up with 2 liners.
Forgive me if that's confusing. I'm doped up on cold meds. 
I have a pampered chef stoneware muffin pan and a couple of dark coated Wilton cupcake pans (nonstick). When I bake cupcakes or muffins I usually end up using both types since I have only one PC pan. The PC cupcakes always turn out with a very, very light color whereas the nonstick pans turn out darker. I have to be extremely careful or I burn/dry out my nonstick cupcakes. The PC pan has to bake longer due to the thickness of the stone but provided I get them cooked all the way they always turn out.
You probably don't want to go buy another pan but I thought I'd mention it. 
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