Friday, January 27, 2012

Silpat Non-Stick Silicone Jelly Roll Pan Baking Mat, 11-Inch by 17-Inch

!±8±Silpat Non-Stick Silicone Jelly Roll Pan Baking Mat, 11-Inch by 17-Inch

Brand : HIC Brands That Cook
Rate :
Price : $16.91
Post Date : Jan 27, 2012 14:00:25
N/A



The Silpat®is a must for any patisserie chef or home baker. The flat, non stick baking pan liner is ideal for baking cookies and patisseries. Place the silpat on any surface when working with sticky materials such as batter, taffy, caramel, or anything your imagination allows. It won't stick, and it will save you a mess! Silpat®does not need to be greased, saving both time and money.

Stainless Steel Nonstick Cookware Reviews Great Deals Stevens Henager Boise

Monday, January 9, 2012

9 Reasons Why You Should Use Silicone Bakeware

!±8± 9 Reasons Why You Should Use Silicone Bakeware

I often misspell the word 'silicone', because in my mind, it's always followed by the word 'valley'. And if it's not in computers, then it should be in videogame consoles, controller skins, or mammary improvements. So the idea of silicone bakeware was somewhat disturbing.

According to the Oxford Dictionary, silicone is a chemical that contains silicon (of the valley variety). There are several types of silicone used to make items ranging from paint, varnish, artificial rubber... and yes, breast implants.

Baking dishes made from silicone are said to have several advantages.
They are non-stick, which makes dishwashing infinitely easier. They are a lot quieter than metal bakeware, because they are effectively artificial rubber, so don't make loud scary noises when you drop them accidentally. Also, because of their rubbery nature, they are easier to remove cakes and cookies from after baking. You can simply bend the silicone and pop out the baked goods. Silicone dishes can withstand very high temperatures, so they are ideal for oven and microwave use. They are good for children's cookery lessons, because they don't break like glass dishes, or chip like enamel. However, when making the correlation between children and silicone dishes, note that there are two kinds of silicone. Silicone bakery sets are made from a soft, pliable rubbery material, while silicone resin is a much harder material. The resin is used to make tough children's dishes that can withstand throwing, dropping and general tantrums, but would not survive five minutes inside an oven. Silicone is an artificial material, unlike glass or metal, which are drawn from ores and raw materials in the ground. In this way, silicone is kinder on nature, since its manufacture does not deplete the earth's natural resources. It's not fragile, and it doesn't rust. Rubber, artificial or otherwise, is infinitely easier to clean than metal, and silicone baking dishes are the same. You don't need tons of lemon paste and elbow grease. You simply need to soak the dishes for a while in warm water, then gently scrub the dirt away using a little soap. For the fashionistas among you, silicone bakeware is not as shiny as some bakery sets, but it does come in a variety of pretty colors. And silicone dishes look new even after use, so your cookware display will constantly look like it just came from the shop. Of course that means people won't believe those home-made cookies really originated in your oven.


9 Reasons Why You Should Use Silicone Bakeware

Best Usb Cable Iphone 4 Shopping Culligan Reverse Osmosis Free Voip Calls For Sale

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Debbie Meyer CupCakeGenius 2-piece Set

For More Info or to Buy Now: www.hsn.com Let your culinary creativity run wild with this Debbie Meyer CupCakeGenius 2-piece Set. Simply slip the innovative patented frame over the nonstick baking pan before baking, and the silicone... Prices shown on the previously recorded video may not represent the current price. View hsn.com to view the current selling price. HSN Item #372419

Replacement Gun Safe Locks Free Shipping Yamaha Electric Drum Get It Now!

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Non Stick Cookware

!±8± Non Stick Cookware

Non stick cookware is a staple in modern kitchens. No one wants to cook with outdated pots and pans that allow food to stick to them. These can be a pain to clean, not to mention that food is wasted since it clings to the pan and cannot be eaten. There are a few different options for purchasing non stick cookware, and each have their own set of pros and cons.

Cast iron cookware has been around long before the idea of non stick cookware sets came about. Even though it dates back further, it still provides those in the kitchen with a non stick surface. One positive aspect of using cast iron is that it is virtually indestructible. Purchasing one pan can last you several decades. It could even be passed down through families it is so durable. It also provides an evenly cooked meal. The only real negative of cast iron is the maintenance needed to retain its non stick surface.

Most of the more modern options for non stick cookware come coated with a substance that prevents the food from sticking to the metal. Some can come with a silicone coating. These are among the least expensive cookware you can get that will not allow food to stick. However, the material used to make the items non stick cannot withstand the heat of the stove, so silicone coated items are primarily available for baking.

Other non stick cookware sets come with layers of polytetrafluoroethylene, known as PTFE for short. The cheapest come with a single layer of the non stick material. The downfall for these is that they are not scratch resistant. Because of this, they need to be replaced faster than other cookware.

Double and multiple layer PTFE pots and pans are the highest grade non stick cookware in their class. Those that come with more than one layer help to seal each other to the cooking device, making its non stick surface last longer. The more layers you have the better quality food the pots and pans will produce. Additionally, these tend to be more durable and resistant to scratches, meaning they can be used a lot longer than single layer cookware. The only downside to this choice is the price, but you get what you pay for.

As you can see, there are a number of options available when it comes to non stick cookware. You may want to go with the tried and true cast iron that has been around for many, many years. On the other hand, you may want to opt for something a bit more modern and go with cookware that has been coated with special non stick substances. No matter the choice, be sure to consider the pros and cons of each type before you make your purchase.


Non Stick Cookware

Low Price Polaris Sportsman Ho 500 Newest Apple Ipod Touch For Sale Online


Twitter Facebook Flickr RSS



Français Deutsch Italiano Português
Español 日本語 한국의 中国简体。