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No baking parchment - can i use anything else???

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jellyjelly · 16/08/2009 18:30

Am making a chocolate cake in a large deep tin. Recipe says to use baking parchment but i have run out of it.

Can i use anything else that will actually work. I really want to make the cake.

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TaxiLady · 16/08/2009 18:37

tin foil at a push
...well greased though

any butter in fridge....you could steal teh wrapper if it's greaseproof-ey

you could just grease and flour the tin really really well, but i never find that works for me!

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jellyjelly · 16/08/2009 18:51

this does not have flour in it so not sure if that will make a difference.

Will the tin foil stick to the cake if i dont grease it?

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slng · 16/08/2009 19:15

I would use oiled greaseproof paper, second choice oiled tin foil, third choice grease and flour tin....

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TaxiLady · 16/08/2009 19:19

it'll be a devil to peel foil off if it's not greased!

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ridingjoker · 16/08/2009 19:21

i second slng

plus if you pass a lakeland get some of this for future emergencies.

and believe me. it ACTUALLY works. its amazing.

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RubyBlueberry · 16/08/2009 19:21

greaseproof paper is the same thing isn't it?

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ilove · 16/08/2009 19:23

No greaseproof and baking parchment are totally different!

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slng · 16/08/2009 19:45

Or get this. I have the sheet and it makes life so much easier for roasting and baking.

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RubyBlueberry · 16/08/2009 20:27

Are they?? No wonder my cakes are very sticky LOL!! And to think I did domestic science ..

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gybegirl · 16/08/2009 20:37

Melt some butter and then coat the tin with it using a pastry brush - coat upwards on the sides in the same way that the cake will rise, then put in straight in the fridge. Wait a minute then repeat. If you have any greaseproof paper then you can line the bottom of the tin with that but you have to put the butter on the top of it!

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jellyjelly · 17/08/2009 19:06

Well thanks for all the help but the cake was so gross even after cooking for hours that we couldnt eat it for all the laughing and had to sling it away.

I was so proud i made dinner and a cake, that never happens.

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