Would it work to bake mini cheesecakes in these?
1312006
I think so...these should work just as well as wax paper in a springform pan. I have a metal Pannettone pan that I use with these.
1312007
I would think so. However, keep an eye on the cheesecakes so they do not burn. There should be directions with the forms about adjusting time and temperature.
1312008
These are 6.25" in diameter, not mini to me. The sides of the paper have little holes which may seep out cheesecake batter. Not sure if you'd get good heat transfer compared to a metal pan. My opinion no.
1521473
No, they can't be reused but I do think you can use them for mini cheesecakes!
462371
No, I would not recommend baking with these. I don't believe they are durable enough.
1974553
Should work fine. They are all stainless steel. Just be sure you use an oven mitt when you take them out because they will be very hot.
2145274
I dont see why you can't but I haven't tried it. I would just make sure the bottom is fitted really well to avoid leaking (since cake mix is not as thick as Cheesecake) and i would avoid to much batter inside. Hope this helps :)
1729397
I would not think so, but have had a reason to do it ,I only cook cheese cakes in it.
535532
Oh they would def work on cheese cake, I bought them for children to use. So they wouldn't cut their fingers/hands. They work great on almost everything. (except hard veggies). They would be great for not scratching up pans!
1995255
I can't imagine why not. You would want to put these on a baking sheet or flat surface to congeal.
1324831
No, it would be a tight squeeze. I would not recommend using these for cupcakes. Hope this helps! :)
1695306
Depends on the size of them. Mediums to small yes but if your making like big muffins you wouldn't be able to use them stack up like that
2145538
Probably could. About .5" thick rim of dough with a 1.5" opening. My wife likes them.
387659
Sure, but it will be pretty shallow. It would work great for cookies, sandwiches, and sliced cake or brownies. You could even bake cookies on the lid. It is the same material as the bottom and it is flat. A suggestion-- I gave these to my daughters and daughter-in-law last year. I took them to my jeweler and he engraved the top with "Homemade by persons name". They loved them.
1650957
I haven't tried that, but they might. I think it would be hard to get the crust pressed into them without support on the outside (since they flex), but they fit nicely into a standard muffin tin, and you could put them in the tin while pressing the crust.
72865
Hi...sorry, I'm not sure because I've already thrown out the packaging but the pans are very nice and make the greatest little cheesecakes. I can see using them for stacked cookie and ice cream sandwiches as well.
1013780
You can use any cheesecake recipe but I found that if you put them in a 300 degree convection oven for 25 minutes, they don't puff and then collapse. If you don't have a convection oven, then turn your oven to 325. I make many mini cheesecakes and found that a 10" cheesecake recipe will make 36 minis and the recipe for an 8" will make about 18 of them. To put crust in the bottom, spray with butter spray, then mix cookie crumbs (2 cups) with 1/4 cup of sugar, put a heaping teaspoon of crumbs in bottom and tamp down. Works awesomely and I get tons of compliments on them.
1423984
They would do well for that. I use them actually for single serving pot pies, mini fruit pies, and shepherds pie. They're actually pretty versatile.
623239
Well... strictly speaking, they'll fit, but with a lot of room to spare. The cups on this pan are quite a bit wider than mini-muffins, but narrower than standard muffins.