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Tips For Using Silicone Baking Pans


I am glad that I researched how to cook with silicone bakeware. I would never have thought it necessary to use cooking spray on the cake pans. 

The Dough Academy suggests that even though these pans are non-stick, using a cooking spray coating can prevent further sticking. 

I used the spray and my cakes released perfectly from my pans and left very few crumbs behind. This was my first time using silicone baking pans. 

I think people buy them so that they don't have to oil the pans in advance. I believe that they would have worked well in that way but I will probably continue to use spray. 

The pans are worth having because they are very lightweight, easy to clean and I didn't have to flour them after spraying them.


Silicone bakeware how to use.

I cut up the 10" cake and put it in the freezer, except for a few pieces. Then I put the 6" cake in the 10" pan. 
Baking with silicone pans.

I ordered my pans from Temu, a 6" and a 10".

Find more baking tips for silicone pans and other cooking help at The Dough Academy, whose mission is to provide you with the knowledge, tips, and tricks you need to become a dough-making master.




Tags make lovely presentations for baking gifts. Print your own tags, cut out, punch holes and add pretty baker's twine or ribbon to embellish your edible gifts. 

Baker's twine is a two-tone twist of white and a color. It comes on cards or rolls. Traditionally, bakers used it to tie up white boxes of baked goods. It adds such a festive touch!

Tags for baked goods.