A really truly non stick Yorkshire tin??

larmy16

Can any of you recommend one?

Also do you find they turn out well in a silicon bun tin?

Thanks.

Paulie'sGirl

Hi,

I'd recommend Lakeland's My Kitchen range. I'm gradually replacing all my non-stick with this. Its brilliant.

Just don't dishwash it. I find there's nothing left on the surface its that good, so give it a wipe over in hot soapy water to clean.

PGxx

givememoney

Well I have tried all sorts but they all seem after a while to cause sticking.

The only thing I have found never to let me down is a pyrex glass dish. In fact the one I use is actually a top of a pyrex casserole dish.

Providing you oil it well get the oil nice and hot then drop the mixture in it comes out nice and clean.

Unfortunately if you wanted individual ones they don't manufacture suitable ones I don't think.

oliveoyl

Tesco Professional bakeware range is brill.

Sambucus_Nigra

I have been using silicone muffin cases for mine, sat in a tray for cakes rather than a flat tray.

Bloomin marvelous....I even photographed the first batch they were so good.

larmy16

Thanks everyone. I bought some silicon bun tins from Aldi recently so will have a go with them before I buy another metal one.

lil_me

Allow them to cool a little and most tins will do the trick. Sunflower oil tends to make them stick as it doesn't like getting that hot I don't think. I use a muffin tin (currently a poundland one and a sainsburys one) and with Brian Turner's recipe they are amazing!