Cake Sticking To Sides Of Pan

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lmevans Posted 31 Jan 2007 , 6:15pm
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I have no problem with the cake sticking to the bottom of the pan--I grease and flour it. I dont do anything to the sides, because everything that I've read says to only grease bottom of pan. So, why not the sides??

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TheCakerator Posted 31 Jan 2007 , 6:24pm
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well I do grease the sides of my cake pans even though it says only the bottom. I have realized however that my cake tends to "shrink" away from the sies of the cake pans .. maybe that is why?

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Sugarbunz Posted 31 Jan 2007 , 6:29pm
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I also grease the sides. Either that or run a butter knife along the edges to get it out once it's cooled. Mine also shrinks away from the edges if I grease it.

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rhopar33 Posted 31 Jan 2007 , 6:32pm
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Ditto with what everyone else said. I've always prepped the sides of my pan just as I do the bottom. Cakes always pop right out of the pan.

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lmevans Posted 31 Jan 2007 , 6:36pm
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I also grease the sides. Either that or run a butter knife along the edges to get it out once it's cooled. Mine also shrinks away from the edges if I grease it.




I did that today, but I used my spatula, and I scraped a bit of my non-stick coating off the cake pan! icon_surprised.gif

And by shrinking away from the sides, you mean just coming away from the side, not like the cake is deformed, right?

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Sugarbunz Posted 31 Jan 2007 , 6:42pm
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NatalieJ75 wrote:
I also grease the sides. Either that or run a butter knife along the edges to get it out once it's cooled. Mine also shrinks away from the edges if I grease it.


I did that today, but I used my spatula, and I scraped a bit of my non-stick coating off the cake pan!

And by shrinking away from the sides, you mean just coming away from the side, not like the cake is deformed, right?




That's what *I* mean at least. icon_smile.gif I don't have nonstick pans because I've found when it comes to baking, non-stick means it will stick more than anything else icon_eek.gif

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TheCakerator Posted 31 Jan 2007 , 6:49pm
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When my sides shrink away from the pan its still usable .. in fact, I think its more towards the top of the cake anyways, and usually gets leveled off with the dome on the cake ... I never have problems getting my cakes out of my pans .. I use the wilton easy release ..

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