Do you have to spray the silicone bakeware with oil, or oil & flour, as you might a traditional bundt pan?
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I never have, and I've used it about a dozen times. I purchased it solely for use in the microwave.
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I haven't sprayed mine with anything and the cake just pops right out. The inside of the pan is very smooth.
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Just to make sure . Spray a lil bit of PAM. Would be enough! Great product!!!
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you do but this pan was NOT a good buy. The cakes don't always come out right or cooked evenly. I tossed it out after a few uses and failures and bought a traditional metal bundt pan. It wasn't user error as I'm great in the baking department. IMO, don't waste your money on this one. I had to learn the hard way. Hope this helps you.
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To me cooking spray is definitely taboo, the chemicals can damage non-stick cookware. When I need to oil something I use a soft brush with just one drop of oil or non-pressurized spray bottles. I haven't had anything stick but I haven't tried to make waffles or used any batter yet.
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I don't spray on a frying pan, it with a special covering. It is convenient to cover food in an oven that there was a rkmyany crust. Especially conveniently at preparation of salads. I fill capacity half and I do 6-8 musclemen. It is quite enough.
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you don't need to spray anything , silicone pan is non-stick . Cookies won't sick .
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I have never buttered the pan or used liquid oil to prepare it. I have used spay oil--Pam--every time I've used it. I make at least one pan of cornbread in it each week and at least one pan of brownies each month using Pam. All goes well for me--no sticking, ever.
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I sprayed the pan like crazy with the cooking spray that contains flour and oil-Pam makes one, Bakers Joy (?), and William Sonoma has a brand. just spray and spray and spray. I have several kinds of pans and they all come out beautifully...hope I'm not jinxing myself. It took me much longer than I anticipated to frost and decorate the train -but it came out darling! have fun!
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I always grease/flour my pan or use Baker's Joy spray. I used a different baking spray once and had awful results. So, I wouldn't risk not using anything.
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It is possible to bake on both ways: using or not the cooking spray. Always will be better the cooking spray, but after several times using the spray the silicone will absorve it and the shelflife will be reduced.
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I just use a pastry brush dipped in oil but you can spray, both will be OK.
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I have used some Pam but I spray it very lightly and yes to butter and oil you can use these as any recipe calls for. I do love this cookware and am so glad I bought them. I don't put them in the dishwasher though, very easy clean up.
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It's non stick, so no cooking spray is required. Although before the first use they say to "season" both sides with butter, but you basically put it on and wipe it off. But after that there should be no butter/cooking spray/grease required.
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You must always spray some oil into the muffin pan before adding batter. Also you can use paper liner cups.
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I use a very small amount of oil. The iron surface is teflon and may not need it,but I wanted to insure the waffles didn't stick.
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We use a spray (Pam), but have to admit than we do use a nonstick skillet for things like eggs. We prefer the way the aluminum transfers heat over other types of cookware.
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I didn't notice that with my pan. Be sure you get the HIC brand. It's all silicone and not a mix of other "stuff."
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Yes, hand wash, and do not add spray pam or other oils/butter to the pan before baking - it will mar the non-stick coatin
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I have several orgreenic pans. The instruction I have received with the products were to season them with some oil and heat in the oven. I am not sure you have to do this but it has worked great for me. I use them every day and love them; especially the clean up.