using mini morsel/muffin tin pastry related

[alemci]

Hi

got this from lakeland. some success but often things getting stuck in tin etc. Using ready made shortcrust. Want to make mini quiches and have done some which were ok ish

Would you blind bake first pricking pastry then add filling?

Do you grease tins beforehand?

I gave up with the dobber as I found I got a better result rolling out pastry etc

Any thoughts

also quiche fillings are helpful

baking for dds key of the door family party next week so will freeze them.

[alemci]

not just me then

[Clutterbugsmum]

I use lakeland cake release which I find it always works.

[alemci]

clutter thanks - do you use it with pastry too?

[Clutterbugsmum]

Sorry for the late reply, but yes I use it with pastry as well as cakes.

[alemci]

Thanks

the quiches were ok. i also made red onion chutney & goats cheese. i think the problem arose when the filling bubbled over a bit.

greasing is the key i think

[Ujjayi]

Ah now, greasing is what has caused every batch of Nigella's mini mince pies to stick every time I've baked them (...at least 7 or 8 years!). Last year it suddenly struck me that the recipe doesn't mention greasing the mini tart pan, so I didn't and "Voila!" all mince pies departed from tin sans breakage or sticking!

I was flicking through her Christmas book today & noticed I had written a reminder to myself for future years