Do you have to put this pan on top of a cookie sheet or another pan, or do you place it directly on the oven rack?
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This muffin pan is thick and sturdy enough to stand directly on the oven rack but not as rigid as a metal pan. It will bend a little between the cups so you'll want to make sure each row of cups is on the rack. Hope that helps.
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they go on the floor of the oven under the unit. My new oven has the element on the top so it is easier to put it on the floor. My older oven has a bottom element. It is easy to put the liner under this. Some say this effects the heat so if you are doing a special cake or something not drippy, you could remove it.
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We have a gas oven, and use it on the lowest rack. I think they don't want you to put it on the floor of the oven so that it doesn't block the natural convection currents in the oven. You may get uneven heating if you do that.
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I only use mine on top of the stove. I am sure you should NOT put it in the oven as the handle would melt.
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No you don't. I just keep mine in the oven and out of the way. It's large and quite heavy.
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Use the liners as a pan and stand on a cookie sheet. I bought a pan as well and much preferred the pan to the liners. Did not cook evenly in the liner but was wonderful in the pan.
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Mine just lays on the bottom rack bc I'm preggers and can't get down to clean the oven ;) but I LOVE it, and have gotten my mom one too. If food bubbles over, you just wait for the oven to cool and pull it ou and the burnt debis just wipes off.
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You do not want to cook directly on the liner. If you are unable to put this on the bottom of you oven i would put 1 rack on the lowest setting possible then put the liner on that then on the next rack put your food you are cooking. Another option out be to use a cookie sheet or a silpat
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I used it directly on the oven rack once and it was fine - not very convenient because you can't move it around in the oven the way you can with a cookie sheet for instance but the mat was fine.
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Yes you can bake anything in the oven if the pan fits. Its great for all sorts of baking when you don't want to say heat up a full oven to make 4 biscuits for example. I hope this helps. Frank
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You should treat this pan as you would any iron utensil. I use a dry terry cloth while it is still hot. When I use it with a recipe with chocolate, or anything that I know will ooze onto it, I make sure to use parchment. The parchment does not hurt the baking effect. Hope this helps. maradot
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I'm not sure but if you did place it on some kind of baking sheet Also be careful as it may be extremely hot!
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I take the cookies off the mat because the mat stays hot. It takes on the temperature of the oven so I always leave my cookies on the cookie sheet with the mat for a minute or so once I take them out of the oven but then transfer them to a cooling rack. I take the mat off the cookie sheet so that it cools to room temp before I use it for another batch of cookies. I also use a new cool cookie sheet.
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I placed it under the heating element of my electric oven. In my oven, the heating element sits on little "feet" on the bottom of the oven, and it lifts up on a hinge attached to the back of the oven. So, I trimmed the liner to fit and placed it under the element.
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This is a standard Pyrex glass baking dish and can go right on a rack inside the oven. However do not ever place it on a warm or hot burner on the top of a stove, as it's not Corning Ware.
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I put the cookie dough on the pan at room temperature. They all cook evenly and take the amount of time indicated in the recipe. I really love this pan and have a second one in a different size. I would definitely buy them again and recommend them to all my friends.
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No. You can NOT put it the oven, it is for rolling your dough. It is rubbery on the backside so it doesn't slide around on the counter and smooth on the front side so your dough doesn't stick much. Very similar to my old Tupperware one I had for 20+ yrs.