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Bread sticking to bread pan! :(
Rossy2692
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please :j Started my weightloss journey, its neverending!! :j
Weightloss challenge 2/14
"Life is like a box of chocolates....you never know what you are gonna get":p
Weightloss challenge 2/14
"Life is like a box of chocolates....you never know what you are gonna get":p0
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I haven't made bread in ages but did you leave it to cool for a few minutes before trying to get out of the tin, I know that works with muffins.0
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parchment / grease proof paper?Opinion on everything, knowledge of nothing.0
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Make up some bakers grease.
Mix equal parts of oil, flour and Trex by beating with an electric whisk so that it becomes light and fluffy.
Put it into a jar and you can keep it indefinitely in the kitchen cupboard.
I found this on Pinterest and it is brilliant.
It says you can either brush it onto your tins, trays etc or wipe on with a paper towel which is what I do.
I made this up months ago, it is brilliant.
http://www.food.com/recipe/pan-release-professional-pan-coating-better-than-pam-spray-785790 -
Tried these, they stick to the loafkittycat204 wrote: »parchment / grease proof paper? :j Started my weightloss journey, its neverending!! :j
Weightloss challenge 2/14 "Life is like a box of chocolates....you never know what you are gonna get":p0 -
Make up some bakers grease.
Mix equal parts of oil, flour and Trex by beating with an electric whisk so that it becomes light and fluffy.
Put it into a jar and you can keep it indefinitely in the kitchen cupboard.
I found this on Pinterest and it is brilliant.
It says you can either brush it onto your tins, trays etc or wipe on with a paper towel which is what I do.
I made this up months ago, it is brilliant.
http://www.food.com/recipe/pan-release-professional-pan-coating-better-than-pam-spray-78579
Wow! Thanks for this will try with next loaf
:j Started my weightloss journey, its neverending!! :j
Weightloss challenge 2/14 "Life is like a box of chocolates....you never know what you are gonna get":p0 -
Wow! Thanks for this will try with next loaf
I had a read through the reviews before I went out and bought some Trex just to make up this mix.
http://www.food.com/recipe/pan-release-professional-pan-coating-better-than-pam-spray-78579/review?ob=1
I took the jar to my MIL's over Christmas and used it to grease a lasagne dish.
She always soaks the dish for a couple of hours if not overnight.
I washed it and every scrap of baked on pasta/sauce etc came off within a minute or so without soaking.
I think she was gobsmacked to say the least.
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