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Are silicon cake moulds any good?

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mololoko · 31/07/2011 20:13

Am thinking about making a cake using this bear mould.

I am not terribly proficient at this kind of thing. My skill is outweighed by my enthusiasm Smile

Do they work? How much sponge mixture would I need? Any tips?

Thanks

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ChrissasMissis · 31/07/2011 20:47

You have to oil them quite thoroughly, I've found, in order to get said cake out in one piece. I learnt this the hard way with a madeleine mould...I guess for an ordinary sponge cake, you could brush the inside of the mould with melted butter for the same effect.

lisianthus · 01/08/2011 15:54

I use that Lakeland Cake Release stuff with silicone moulds and have never had a problem. Great stuff.

Journey · 01/08/2011 16:02

Agree with ChrissasMissis you definately need to oil them. I think you're also meant to wait until the sponge cools down a bit before taking them out of the mould.

mololoko · 06/08/2011 21:05

thanks folks, it worked really well!

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