Can I use it WITHOUT usng a baking spray? or paper cups,&amp; still havve it come out easily
1392009
The instructions say to spray it with a little oil, so I do. But they slide out SO easily I'm sure it would be fine without any oil, unless you're making something with absolutely no fat in it at all, that might stick.
2114578
Yes I do quite frequently. Actually I also sometimes spray over the parchment paper too...okay maybe it's overkill but have had no problems with my cakes sticking to the pans. :-)
1540118
I've only used non-stick spray on mine. With no sticking issues at all. I make bagels/cake like items though, not donuts. Maybe the batter makes a difference?
1392011
Absolutely! I do spray it with a little coconut oil and things just slide out! i would not use paper lines with it because the whole point of the silicone is to be non stick :)
1829866
you don't need to spray anything , silicone pan is non-stick . Cookies won't sick .
855742
You might consider trying the baking spray which has flour with it. I think I did put a VERY LIGHT spray but only a quick spray. I gently use a fork to slide under each donut and pull it loose. When I flip it over to a rack they fall out quickly. Good luck. Don't give up. I try a new recipe each time. The process of making your own donuts is fun so be sure to enjoy yourself. Again, good luck.
2122727
I think it's a good idea to use a small amount of cooking spray (butter flavor) so the muffins will slip out easily...that's just what I do.
1592457
I frosted the ones I baked for my little ones birthday and it was a pain but worth it. The ones I baked held together rather well so if you are careful you could probably dip them. As for the baking make sure that you put a circle of parchment paper in the top and then nonstick baking spray to prevent it from sticking and breaking the top tier off this will happen with non stick spray alone.
1838171
I always spray mine with a nonstick spray and a gentle sponge and dish soap has always worked for me. If not, perhaps soaking it in a warm sudsy water until the cake batter can easily be removed.
871133
It really depends on how soft or sticky your dough is. If it is soft and sticky, it won't come out as easily as if it is more firm and not sticky. Spraying the scoop with non-stick spray helps.
322377
We use it both with and without depending on how messy it is. It has an enamel surface but is not non-stick so things will still stick depending on what you're baking.
961291
I use simple food coloring and mix it in a paper cup. Works fine but a bit messy.
992829
just fill like a muffin pan and bake. the donuts are not may not be perfectly smooth and rounded, but homemade is never perfect!!! the donuts are easy to remove. (I think I used baker's spray even though it says nonstick.)
458474
If you lube the pan beforehand that should help; also cut a small piece of parchment for the bottom. Then when you push up on the pie, you can slide the bottom off and peel off the parchment. This could probably be reused. And in case you changed your mind, and wanted to bake in the pan, it wouldn't have to be removed first. I routinely do the paper on the bottom for springform pans & it works great. Hope this helps!
824856
I usually do spray the pan with bakers joy but I don't think it's absolutely necessary. I think you could skip that step if you wanted.
2188079
Cookie sheet non stick liner. No need to spray it, already has a non stick surface and easy to clean. easier clean up than just using a cookie sheet with Pam or non stick spray. Work great for many things other than cookies. Bake, Broil, etc.
1263756
Comes with a very short instruction manual that has basic instructions - to be honest, I never really read it. It is so easy to use - I have made muffins, cupcakes from both scratch and from mixes, and have never had a problem. I use a small ice cream scoop of batter and always use cupcake liners, so there is very little clean up needed.