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Default Silicone Bakeware

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Can you share your views on silicone bakeware.Iam planning to buy during thanks giving/christmas season.Are they long lasting than the metal /non stick ones?Can you suggest which is the best brand.I assume they are microwave,oven & dishwasher safe at all temperatures.

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I had a muffin pan in silicone and I gave it away as I didn't like cooking with it. When you have stuff in them they still flop around so you have to put on a metal pan to use. Also somehow I kept forgetting that it was not from the microwave and I burned myself a couple times as they get really hot. The silicone got stained which I also didn't like. I am back to metal pans. That being said, I just got the silicon mats for baking sheets but haven't tried that yet. I want to bake slices of provolone on the mats in particular to make vegetarian PLT sandwiches. (browned provolone, lettuce and tomato)

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Thanks for the review.So the metal ones seem to be sturdy & easy to manage.Iam re-thinking on my decision to buy silicone bakeware.

I think while baking the silicon mat also need to be spread over a cookie/baking sheet as we do with aluminium foil?

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Silicon mat is a new thing. For cookies if the cooky has a lot of shortening in it you don't need to grease the sheet, otherwise you grease/oil the sheet and use a spatula to take them off. Nonstick sheet is often helpful. One thing that I have found super useful is the quick release aluminum foil. Why don't you try putting that over a pan and try it? I use it in my toaster oven pan and then clean it between uses. Its phenomenal.
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Thanks dear.You always share lot of useful information.I will check for the quick release foil.

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