Feb 11, 2007 · Do many of you use the silicone bakeware? I always look at it and pick it up at the store but you know how it is to step outside of your comfort zone sometimes??!!??

The downside of the silicone bakeware I had was there was a really unpleasant chemical smell the first several times I used the items!!! I don't know if this would be the case for every silicone baking item, …

Jul 26, 2010 · I have never used silicone bakeware/cookware before, so my question is, is there a benefit or a disadvantage to using silicone over metal pans? Are the cakes dryer, take longer to …

Sep 13, 2012 · I do use silicone bakeware for non-baking stuff. I use the mini brownie silicone pan from Wilton to mode melted candy into easy to manage squares. I use single silicone cupcake holders to …

Use a clean, dry spoon for mixing (metal or silicone work best as they are less prone to store moisture than a wooden spoon). Or, use a spoon-shaped rubber spatula. Don’t lift the top of the double …

Jun 23, 2009 · Does anyone have any tips for baking a cake in the sports ball pan? I tried using this pan once and the cake would not bake through properly. I want to make an M&M cake for my husband's …

Apr 7, 2005 · I have 2 silicone 9" rounds and they are awesome! Cakes don't stick at all, and they always bake evenly I honestly wish they sold them in all different sizes (that weren't so expensive).

Jul 18, 2011 · I've had the Goldtouch for a long time, and I couldn't bake without them. I love them. They are exclusive to Williams Sonoma. Long ago they were manufactured by Chicago Metallic and the …

Nov 23, 2011 · I buy the silicone I use to make molds specifically to be food-safe, and you do have to be careful that what you're getting isn't made with solvents etc that aren't intended for food.

Apr 8, 2007 · Putting them in the dishwasher won't touch that gummy grease. You can go to a restaurant supply store and buy products that are specifically designed for removing that stuff. I put my …