Is this safe to use on a silicone pastry sheet? Will it damage the surface?
1836073
not really sure as haven't used on one. use it a lot tho and like so much i got 1 for my daughter. rachael ray called it a food mover for one thing.
1836074
i have not used it on silicone sheet's and because it is a metal it's possible that it may damage the surface.
1836075
I think it would definitely damage a silicone pastry sheet if you try to scrape anything on it since the edge is somewhat sharp (but not knife sharp by any means). Also, like another poster said, the corners could easily do damage as well. If you're careful and just lifting things off the silicone then you might be ok.
1836076
I use it on my silicone pastry sheet and slides the dough off no problem with no damage. I like this tool, great for dividing, scraping, very useful.
1836077
The sharp corners will scratch a silicon pastry sheet if you are not VERY careful.
1215285
A good question. I have used the mesh for heating frozen pies. - Works great but the pastry takes the form of the mesh where there is contact. If the meatloaf or chicken fried steak is soft, then the contact area with the mesh will have some anchoring but is easily removed and will mot damage the mesh. Place a dripping pan on the bottom shelf of the oven
1228831
I've used it for macaroons and it works beautifully. For even better results, buy a silpat (silicone baking sheet) and they will never stick.
943497
Hey Eileen- I'm not sure exactly which aspect of 'safe' you're looking for but i baked a plate that i had drawn on with an oil based sharpie- the only issue i had was that the deaign came out kind of speckled but since it was uniform throughout the design it was kinda cool, i haven't tried it again to see if it was a fluke or not- i've read that using the oil sharpies then baking makes the plates food & dishwasher safe- i don't know how true that is, but i've read it several places. I found your question because i'm making wine glasses tomorrow- some places say bake them & one said the heat will cause it to break-- i guess i'll find out tomorrow!! I hope this helped!
457562
Yes I use this to make macarons. The silicone does seem to influence cooking time. I am new to using silicon and a new oven so I can't really say for sure which one I am having to adjust for. But when I make macarons on a cookie sheet with paper they don't take as long as the silicon.
2092936
I would not recommend it. From experience, this glue will separate from adjoining parts if not prepped properly. Recommend using a clear silicone...
1921131
It's BPA free so probably you could do it safely, but I didn't buy it for that and have never tried it. There are plastic areas between silicone sections so I personally wouldn't use it for direct cooking or steaming because of sustained high heat that would occur.
626928
I tried putting a pot of boiling water on it and that didn't seem to do it any harm. Silicone can be quite heat tolerant but I'm not sure if this particular item would stand up to oven temperatures.
305061
The consistency of the dried silicone is quite pliable so should not be bothersome; not sure of possible chemical irritation so check online before using. Might be better product at materials retailer. Good luck.
1657378
Not sure about this screen being oven safe, but Progessive International makes a silicone screen that is safe up to 600 degrees......so I assume that the silicone screen is oven safe. It looks the same, just different material and red in color. I saw it on splatterscreens.com. Hope this helps......
1315981
I'm not sure but is silicone and it peels off of fondant so it might work. sorry wish I could be more help
719702
I have not used it on non-stick surfaces, however, I have used it on everything not specifically listed on the warning label with out problems.
2181111
Hello! I checked the label and doesn't say anything about silicone. Good luck!
1701054
No you cannot use this for rolling out anything, It is made of cloth and is designed to proof rising breads. It would stick for one thing and as the other responder said, it wouldn't be secure to the counter. You can find many different pastry matts on Amazon.com, they also have non slip pastry helpers, but don't try the silicone baking sheet as it's exactly to be used for baking and keeping baked goods from sticking.
800372
I'm sorry , I haven't yet baked in the Silicone Muffin Pan. I have only used it for chocolate and for chocolate it works great. If you were to use a liner , go plain, just until you find out if anyone has to be on the safe side. Some cupcake liners designs bleed into cupcake pans. Try getting a hold of the company who makes it. They do have a web page , you might get your answer there as well.
1704746
I have an aluminum peel with wood handle and use it to slide my pizza or bread dough from peel to steel and visa versa. The baking steel can get some scratches from use but it has no effect on the sheet as it is only cosmetic.
751734
Im so sorry I use mine for soap mold vs baking. I didn't keep the instructions that came with it but im almost positive it came with instruction let gave you that type information. I do however have another company manual to a silicone mold very similar & they state the mold will start to damage at 446 f-230 c. I have no idea if this is of any help but I thought id do my best to answer your question.