Do you wash your Bakeware?

SailorSam

I made bread this morning in the Panny. then after lunch made Pizza dough without even wiping it. But then washed everything after my tea,

Florenceem

peachyprice wrote: »

As the title suggests, just out of interest, do you wash yours?

I did alot of baking at the weekend but had to wrestle all my non-stick bakeware off OH when he tried to put in in the dishwasher.

I just give it a wipe over to get any residue off then shove it back in the cupboard, nothing ever sticks and my tins last me years, the insides still look like new. He thinks I'm I right manky cow and that it needs to go in the DW after every use.

So am I manky?

I wash my bakeware after using but by hand.

thrifty-gal26

I give a "light" hand wash as I am a rubbish cook which means there are always bits that have dripped or burned or that have overflowed

Phoolgrrrl

I wash by hand, but don't scrub. Wouldn't put in DW if I had one.

peachyprice

hazzie123 wrote: »

But what about those little drips of yorky pud mix what always get welded on?

Ah, see, if you've never wash the tray they just wipe off, they only start to weld on when the tray is losing it's non-stickness

Thanks for your replies, i shall continue to sling my bakeware back in the cupboard and tell my OH to keep his OCD mitts off!

ValzaB

Bit of a late reply, but I just give my bake tins a quick hand wash and dry - anything to make life easier is what I say!

hulda

ValzaB wrote: »

Bit of a late reply, but I just give my bake tins a quick hand wash and dry - anything to make life easier is what I say!

This is what I do, silicone included(no dishwasher here, or rather *I* am the dishwasher:)). It never occurred to me not to, tbh, and certainly I have to with the old metal baking tins, even when they've been lined with baking paper.

rosalie-lavender

I hand wash my tins and no sign of the non stick coming off. I make sure they are completely dry before storing them away. I would never put them in the dishwasher though.