Does it need a cookie sheet underit for reenforcement, or can it be placed in the over by its self?
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Christina is correct, it is floppy. Cookie sheet underneath is recommended.
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Placing it with support under it would be good to handle when putting in and taking out.
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It is not recommended to place silicone cooking items in contact with direct heat. I would recommend still using a cookie sheet underneath.
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It's pretty floppy, so I haven't tried using it without putting a cookie sheet under it (I use it all the time). You could probably do it without, but I just prefer the extra stability!
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I love my Silpats and use them all the time. Mine fit exactly in my cookie sheet, but I would not expect any problems if they were to overhang a bit. I think having an overhang would be preferable to trimming them.
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I have one over mine. It makes it more comfortable. Its heats well even with it.
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It can be used right over it. Just purchase some sheets to go over it. It's a great product, I'm very happy with it.
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If you have an electric oven you will over brown with non-stick coated cookware. Because the dark color absorbs more heat than light colored. That's why putting a cookie sheet underneath will help by deflecting and causing more even heating.
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The muffin pan is very flexible. I would not recommend baking without something under it unless you can guarantee each muffin cup is resting on a section of the oven rack. Even then, I think by trying to place it in the oven without something under it you are taking a risk of it bending and spilling the contents in your oven. I have placed mine on a cookie sheet and that worked perfectly.
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Im not sure but i have normal size cookie sheets and backing pan and its way big enough to cover bottom of cookie tray and lap on sides of backing pan.
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I've used the pan several times without a cookie sheet or pan beneath - with NO problems!
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This cookie sheet has two layers. The air in between the layers acts as a buffer so that the bottom of your cookies don't burn. I love them and have a small collection so that during the Holidays I can just assembly-line the cookies. Expensive, compared to cheap, think cookie trays? Yes. But well worth the extra money.
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It goes directly under the sheet and is fairly soft and cushy. You need a 100% cotton or another breathable fabric for the sheet.
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None on mine. I did take the precaution adding some 2x2s under each section and I did put the glass support tabs over the middle uprights and not out at the edges.
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It flexes, but is thick enough to hold it's shape. It is used inside your cookie baking sheet.
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You will definitely need to use a baking sheet underneath the silicon sheet.
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My install. was under cover. Have had no problems. Sorry don't know answer to your question .
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No, it should move freely on it's own. It acts much differently within the dough. Happy baking!
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No you can't put anything over it. The whole idea of the sheet is that you sleep on it and that's how the eathing happens. Putting a sheet over it will insulate you from it. It's a great sheet and doesn't nee anything over it. Hope that helps.
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Is there a little tab on either one that can be. Over to protect it from being written on?