Wednesday, 27 March 2013

King's Cross



Take a look at your baking pans. Are any badly scratched or rusting? Consider replacing them. The same goes for any pans with darkened spots or baked-on stains. Dark spots can cause uneven baking. Scratches and rust can make it hard to remove a cake or loaf of bread. I used to bake with cheap aluminum non-stick pans from the kitchen aisle of the grocery store. Inevitably someone would dig a muffin or a brownie out with a metal utensil, leaving a scar that would rust in the dishwasher. I switched to glass pans, which I love, even though I’ve lost several moving from one house to another. I’m gradually replacing them with silicone, which is much lighter and can be crammed into nearly any drawer. Another word on glass baking pans: never place a hot glass baking dish straight from the oven onto a stone countertop. The results can be explosive!

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