Have you tried using these silicone liners by themselves, or do they need a muffin tin?
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I have used them just sitting on a cookie sheet and the result was excellent. I don't know that it would be appropriate to put into a muffin tin.
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I haven't used liners with this pan before becuase the non stick is really good! I would imagine that mini liners would work though
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I've never used them without a muffin pan, but I suppose you could try. They are flexible, so they may end up deformed to some extent. But, I suppose it would work without a muffin pan.
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I have had pretty good luck just using normal baking instructions. I don't believe they require anything special at all. Great bakeware :)
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You just use regular cupcake liners and they bake the same as regular pans! No additional cookie sheet needed.
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I do not have liners, and this box doesn't really need one.. the sides and bottom are very slick and nothing sticks to them.. it's an awesome littler box.. hope that helps..
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I don't know why not. I've used Jiffy muffin mixes (the chocolate ones) and they came out just fine.
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You don't need these liners, but I highly recommend using them. Newborn poop is really runny and these save a ton of
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I baked my muffins on an airbake nonstick cookie sheet and it worked perfect. If you have one of those pans you might give that a shot! Good luck!
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Hi! I just checked and a "Reynolds" brand 1 5/8 inch mini paper muffin liner fits perfectly. I also tried their2 inch liners and they were a bit too large, but, in desperation :) could probably work. I like these pansb/c they are heavy and MADE IN USA! Best wishes!
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They can be used alone. I put them on a baking sheet. You won't believe how easy it is to get your muffins or mini cupcakes out of them!
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I am not aware of any liners that will just pop in. I've only used this pan for cheesecakes which pop out nicely without a liner. If I was to use it for cake batter, I'd place parchment paper under the pan during the baking process in case of a leak.
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They are fairly thin and flexible. I have not tried them standing alone -- they work wonderfully in a muffin tin. I think it would depend on what was in them - a thickish batter would probably be fine.
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Yes, I have both mini muffin tins and regular size in mine. I love them, they make my space more organized and workable.
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No, you just use your own recipe or a boxed mix. It works great. I also use the paper cupcake liners, which are very convenient.
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Yes, I do. Not sure if they would stand up on their own in an oven. They might...but I use the muffin pans.
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Truthfully, I don't think these are good for all types of muffins. It's a matter of experimentation, and would I'd suggest using the dark sheet, reducing temp to maybe 360 and keeping an eye on them. If that doesn't work, it's probably a case of going back to the metal tins. That's what I'm going to do with some of my recipes. These things are great, but they can't beat the old metal stuff in many cases. Muffins need a lot of heat on them, and silicone doesn't hold heat.