can you close this with the flat side on bottom and the waffle side on top? this may be a way to trap a filling between wheat tortillas for casadias.
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Based on how it's designed I don't see why you couldn't close it with one side being flipped to flat, as both sides need to have the facility to fit under the clip to stay put when they're installed. Not sure how it would help quesadillas though.
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I don't think it's a problem. The softness of your dough defines more the thickness of your tortillas. It's a bit more difficult with softer dough but well worth it if you want thinner tortillas. I've been using plastic wrap on both sides of the press which sticks pretty well when you squirt some water on the press before covering it.
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It's funny you should ask this question today. I have had a problem with tortillas sticking together in my warmer and just this morning did one of those head-slaps, thinking that parchment paper between slices would solve that problem. I will try it next time.
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No. The pancakes are only on the bottom half. We used to have a GE waffle/griddle years ago that did open flat but this one doesn't. But, it's the best waffle maker we've had, we love it. It makes the best waffles and is so easy to use.
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I'm not sure. I wish I had waffle cones to test out for you. Maybe look at the dimensions of the cone and the product. I think the most worrisome problem would be if the cones are too tall && don't rest nicely. If you're only looking to display a few and maybe restock you can try this.Chef's Choice Ice Cream Cone HolderWhich amazon also sells. Wish I could be more of help && good luck!
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I'm not sure if they'd stretch far enough to pull it all the way back. But if you kind of pulled the sides away all the way around it should separate from the cheesecake and you can gently slide it out or kind of flip the sides down so it's inside out. I hope that makes sense!
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Not so much...I tried it. It doesn't apply enough pressure. It is best to roll out your flour toritillas.
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These waffles are cooked in the silicone pan for a time, then flipped out onto the baking sheet and returned to the oven to finish cooking. I don't think flipping one pan onto the top of the other pan will work as it may not fully cook in the middle. Also, that would be a VERY thick waffle. We put the flat side on the plate and never know the shape is missing! Also, we've had to "play" with the cooking times and recipes to get it just right. We love these pans.
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I haven't tried that, but we've had success with everything we tried. I do think the openings on the tray might be too big to hold cereal pieces well.
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I really do not know any reason why you could not.....my purpose for purchase was for filled flat cookies.....! but I found that a tip would be to cut a piece of silicone to line your press to prevent sticking....it really worked wonders for me!
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Carefully press the tortillas into the pan, they may spring back a little but with a little persistence you can get them to form to the inner sides. Very yummy and worth the little extra effort. Just be careful as to not break the shells while attempting to fit into the form. A little hanging over the edge is OK, this part may become a little crispier but tastes fine. If they break while attempting to fit to the inner sides all is not lost, but they do not look as perfectly formed but will work just fine none the less. I used to use soup bowls and draped on the outside for baking but these handy nonstick shell makers are the perfect answer to making great taco salad shell in the restaurant style.JAG Carefully press the tortillas into the pan, they may spring back a little but with a little persistence you can get them to form to the inner sides. Very yummy and worth the little extra effort. Just be careful as to not break the shells while attempting to fit into the form. A little hanging over the edge is OK, this part may become a little crispier but tastes fine. If they break while attempting to fit to the inner sides all is not lost, but they do not look as perfectly formed but will work just fine none the less. I used to use soup bowls and draped on the outside for baking but these... » Read More Carefully press the tortillas into the pan, they may spring back a little but with a little persistence you can get them to form to the inner sides. Very yummy and worth the little extra effort. Just be careful as to not break the shells while attempting to fit into the form. A little hanging over the edge is OK, this part may become a little crispier but tastes fine. If they break while attempting to fit to the inner sides all is not lost, but they do not look as perfectly formed but will work just fine none the less. I used to use soup bowls and draped on the outside for baking but these handy nonstick shell makers are the perfect answer to making great taco salad shell in the restaurant style.JAG « Show Less
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I don't think they will work with waffle cones because there isn't that much clearance on the underside to accommodate the longer waffle cone. Maybe try a cupcake display if you don't want to bake in it.
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I have not used this rack to shape homemade tortillas. I think you're going to want to cook the tortillas first, then shape them on the rack.
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I am not sure that would work. The batter might seep under the paper because it is not a completely flat bottom .
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I suppose the deeper baking plate could be used for this. It is flat on the bottom. I have not used it for this, but why not? Good luck!
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Waffle cone, possibly, I just wouldn't lock the latch. Crepes, I wouldn't, the batter is very thin, I would think it would just run over the side, also the heating element can get very hot & it stays hot, so i wouldnt reccomend unless you want a crunchy crepe, your better off using an omelet pan or plett pan
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Just remove trays if you need more space between them. You can take as many trays out as you need. Some people put bowls of bread dough in this.