Cooking Spray...

Baking By CiNoRi Updated 20 Jul 2011 , 7:34pm by yummy_in_my_tummy

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CiNoRi Posted 20 Jul 2011 , 3:11pm
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So I have used Baker's Joy Non-stick spray (And the like) Forever... and honestly I hate the stuff... it works... but i go into a coughing fit every time i spray...

have you/ do you ever use regular non stick sprays like Conola oil/ PAM?


Thanks!

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elliespartycake Posted 20 Jul 2011 , 3:17pm
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I only use regular cooking spray. I NEVER flour my pans. I do usually put a circle (or square, etc depending on pan shape) of waxed paper in the bottom of each pan and spray that too. No sticking problems.

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angelleyes Posted 20 Jul 2011 , 3:18pm
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I use pam all the time it's works great

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kearniesue Posted 20 Jul 2011 , 3:24pm
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I use paper in the botom of mine too, and regular spray on the sides. Never any issues.

Karen

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brown_suga Posted 20 Jul 2011 , 3:42pm
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I no longer use the sprays but I used to use Pam without an issue. I ran out one day of Pam and parchment so I made my own cake release with equal parts oil, flour, and shortening. Ever since making my own i've never felt the need to purchase again, because it works every time!

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CiNoRi Posted 20 Jul 2011 , 7:21pm
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Awesome, Yeah i use the parchment/ wax paper methode too.. just used the "flour spray" out of triditional habit... but its pricey and like i said makes me gag!

found a "Pam" equivilant at sams for way cheaper! ...id make my own but the ease of the spray is cost effective in my time and such! icon_wink.gif

Thanks guys!!!

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stormrider Posted 20 Jul 2011 , 7:30pm
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I actually use Wilton's cake release product (you brush it around the pan). I haven't had to use parchment paper since and I find the cake doesn't come out as crusty, greasy or browned as with sprays. It works really well!

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yummy_in_my_tummy Posted 20 Jul 2011 , 7:34pm
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I've got a better one for you and its cheap!! 1 part shortening, 1 part flour and 1 part canola oil. Mix it until there's no lumps and keep it in a covered container. It's amazing. I've never had any problems with it. I just run a knife around the inside of the pan once my cakes are done, and they pop right out. I will never buy any commercial non-stick stuff again!

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