Will cookies stick to this surface? Do I have to use a sil pad or parchment?
1130737
They are not nonstick. Air bakes are great cookie pan. Really hard to burn. Brown so evenly. Had my last par for 20 yrs
1130738
Yes, cookies really stick to the cookie sheet and don't bake evenly. You will definitely need parchment or something.
1130739
I've used them without greasing, or parchment....cookies did not stick. I did use a recipe that required allot of butter so maybe that's why. They do clean easy. Good luck!
1682039
Directly on an oven rack. Absolutely no need to use a cookie sheet my wife has baked many cakes, casseroles, etc. terrific product & the handles are a great added feature. Order one & enjoy!
1512286
You could, but I would be gentle not to rip the material. Nothing sticks to it so if I am making cookies I generally just pick them up with my hands.
1810279
I actually baked spritz cookies on this sheet recently. I did not use parchment, cooking spray or grease and they came out perfectly.
1379063
I have not noticed an effect on baking times, and for me, it does not cause burning on the bottoms of my cookies, etc. I like using this paper as it does not have chemicals in it, and the white parchment paper does; which can go into the product you are baking/cooking, etc.
1810278
I've never made spritz cookies, but they look similar to sugar cookies in the amount of butter in them. I would imagine that if you grease the sheet or spray it with cooking spray you could forgo the parchment paper.
139016
Way better than silicone. Silicone will sometimes have things stick to it. Personally I prefer parchment paper to silicone but this stuff is pretty wonderful. Only complaint is that they FOLD it and ship it. It should be rolled and shipped.
1818243
This is exactly what you're looking for. I use and use and use these liners. When they get 'greasy' from the cookies/food, I just do a simply wash with dish soap and drape air dry. I've even accidently run them through the dishwasher and had them be fine. They are absolutely awesome. My only issue with them is they don't go up the sides well unless you are the methodical type and cut them to the sides and somehow hold them there while poring. But I'm not that talented. They were certainly my answer to sticky cookies.
1416700
Yes, but the stone must be hot already (same for making bread). What we do for cookies is leave a baking stone in the oven (not this one, but a flat one with no handles) and use thick aluminum trays with parchment paper on top. That way the stone can stay hot while changing out cooking trays which heat really fast. But, if you only have a few cookies, it would work just fine. We got this stone mostly for breads/pizzas.
1511191
Hi, you can use parchment paper in any baking pan, but all I did was spray these pans with baking cooking spray and nothing stuck the cakes just slid right out the pan every time. The pans are good and strong.
1791305
I have used these twice and they came out great! No need for a cookie sheet underneath. I used regular cupcake liners. Hope that helps!
2100903
I would expect that you could use a brush and smooth it on the cookie. I highly recommend going with a different product though. This does not have any summer to it in my experience. It just looks like dust from a ceiling fan.
92992
I regret to say I do not use parchment paper for pizza, only for cakes & cookies. For pizza, I use an aluminum pan, (NOT non-stick), I spray it with cooking spray and sprinkle cornmeal on it. The crust has NEVER burned or stuck to the pan, just golden on the bottom like pizzeria pizzas.
1429437
No but with every cake pan I use I put parchment on the bottom and make a coating paste of equal amounts of butter and flour normally one tablespoon of each and brush it on the inside of pans....bake according to your recipe...cake turns out every time no sticking.
764840
Use them as the pan itself. Yes, place them on a cookie sheet. There are many paper pans available out there. The panettone pans come in a few sizes too.
976038
If the oven is large enough for the pan to clear on all sides and close properly it should be fine. I am not familiar with that brand of oven so I do not have an idea of what the internal dimensions are. If a cookie sheet fits this should work.
92993
No it doesn't. trust that almost nothing will stick to it and if it comes out clean (cookies,bread) put it in the freezer and reuse it later