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Silicone baking forms are a great option for baking. Other baking form options (like metal) get the same job done, but possibly with more work when prepping and a lesser degree of certainty as to how your baked goods will turn out. Since silicone is naturally non-stick, you can rest assured that your baked goods will slide easily from the forms, especially if you follow some simple steps toward preparing them correctly.
Use oil. Though silicone is considered to be non-stick, this is not completely accurate; you may find that you are not in need of greasing your silicone baking forms, but RealBakingWithRose.com suggests that you apply a thin layer of oil or non-stick cooking spray before use; simply wipe out any excess oil that occurs.
Place the baking forms on a sturdy surface. Since silicone is a movable material, it is best to place your baking form on top of a baking sheet before filling or placing in the oven. If you fill your baking form on the counter and attempt to move it to a baking sheet before placing it in the oven, you may end up with a mess on your hands. Always keep your silicone baking form on a sturdy surface when preparing to bake.
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