If you bake a lot, then this Miracle Pan Release recipe is a must have item in your pantry! It's so much cheaper than using cooking spray, it works better and there are no chemical fumes! It does not leave the icky weird, black residue on the edges of your pans like cooking spray and it makes clean up a breeze!
With a blog name like Love Bakes Good Cakes, it's pretty safe to assume that I bake a lot. I am a cheap-o when it comes to doling out money on stuff that I can make better and cheaper at home.
To be honest, I have never been a fan of cooking spray. Although I often list that as an option in the recipes I share (because I know so many people use it), I usually do it the old-fashioned way and coat my bakeware with shortening/butter or line it with parchment paper or I use my trusty Silpat. Don't get me wrong, I have used cooking spray in the past - and I'm not knocking you if you use it! Personally, I try to stay away from it now. I hate the residue it leaves on my pots/pans and bakeware - and let's be honest, it can be hard as heck to get off of your stuff. I have had to trash countless nice baking pans because I have used cooking spray on them. Remember I said I'm a cheap-o?! I hate wasting money like that!
Growing up, I remember my mom greasing and flouring pans to bake with - and for a long time, I did this too. When a friend told me about her miracle pan release, I was sold and I have never looked back!
Seriously, this stuff is amazing. Nothing sticks! It's easy to keep on hand with stuff you probably already have in your pantry (only three ingredients!) - and you can easily make more or less just by remembering to keep the proportions equal! In the recipe I share, I used a half of a cup of each ingredient - which fills a half-pint sized mason jar. If you don't bake as much, you may only want to use a quarter of a cup of each ingredient.
I use this stuff for all of my cakes and I love how easy it makes everything! The cakes literally just slide right out of the pan - making cleaning them easy too! The best part? I'm not throwing away my bakeware and having to replace it because of all of the built-up gunk from cooking spray!
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With a blog name like Love Bakes Good Cakes, it's pretty safe to assume that I bake a lot. I am a cheap-o when it comes to doling out money on stuff that I can make better and cheaper at home.
To be honest, I have never been a fan of cooking spray. Although I often list that as an option in the recipes I share (because I know so many people use it), I usually do it the old-fashioned way and coat my bakeware with shortening/butter or line it with parchment paper or I use my trusty Silpat. Don't get me wrong, I have used cooking spray in the past - and I'm not knocking you if you use it! Personally, I try to stay away from it now. I hate the residue it leaves on my pots/pans and bakeware - and let's be honest, it can be hard as heck to get off of your stuff. I have had to trash countless nice baking pans because I have used cooking spray on them. Remember I said I'm a cheap-o?! I hate wasting money like that!
Growing up, I remember my mom greasing and flouring pans to bake with - and for a long time, I did this too. When a friend told me about her miracle pan release, I was sold and I have never looked back!
Seriously, this stuff is amazing. Nothing sticks! It's easy to keep on hand with stuff you probably already have in your pantry (only three ingredients!) - and you can easily make more or less just by remembering to keep the proportions equal! In the recipe I share, I used a half of a cup of each ingredient - which fills a half-pint sized mason jar. If you don't bake as much, you may only want to use a quarter of a cup of each ingredient.
I use this stuff for all of my cakes and I love how easy it makes everything! The cakes literally just slide right out of the pan - making cleaning them easy too! The best part? I'm not throwing away my bakeware and having to replace it because of all of the built-up gunk from cooking spray!
Magic Pan Release
by 1 cup
Ingredients
- ½ cup all-purpose flour
- ½ cup vegetable shortening
- ½ cup vegetable oil
Instructions
1. In a medium bowl, combine all ingredients with a hand mixer until the mixture slightly increases in volume and the mixture looks smooth and creamy.
2. Place in a covered container and store on counter top or in the pantry.
To use: Use a pastry brush, clean paper towel or clean fingers to coat the inside of baking pans before baking. Use within 3-4 months or store in refrigerator for longer use.
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