Do I have to use these as liners inside of a proper panettone pan or can I use them as the "pan" itself? (I presume I would use a cookie sheet)
764835
Use the liners as a pan and stand on a cookie sheet. I bought a pan as well and much preferred the pan to the liners. Did not cook evenly in the liner but was wonderful in the pan.
764836
These are used in lieu of baking pans. With a proper panettone recipe there is no need to grease the molds. You can use a cookie sheet to make it easier to handle. If you have one, I suggest using perforated cookie sheets, as they allow for better circulation and more even heating
764837
I used them as the pan. They worked out fine as it baked evenly. I did put them on a baking sheet just in case it fell over during baking.
764838
I used the papers as the pan itself. No problem, plus you do not have to grease them at all. I just made a pannetone on sunday with one of the forms. Yes, I set mine on a cookie sheet.
764839
You use these in place of a metal pan. I grease them VERY lightly and use a baking sheet under them. The paper ones work great and are very handy when baking more than one at a time.
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.
338657
Yes, you may place your baking pans directly on the Ovenliner, so that you don't lose any oven space. - Creative Kitchen
1417535
You probably could...but they are relatively thin. Not the typical heavy duty pan. I baked rolls in them, because I needed a few extra pans...so I used these and they came out beautiful. :)
1700784
I don't use liners either but I use mine for appetizers and just sprayed the pan but haven't made muffins.
2267358
I use a stone in the oven then put onto that. with just an oven rack yes, i guess you'd do best with the support of a cookie rack. works best with a pizza stone. can't use for bread with a super high water content like ciabatta
1152637
I am not aware of any liners that will just pop in. I've only used this pan for cheesecakes which pop out nicely without a liner. If I was to use it for cake batter, I'd place parchment paper under the pan during the baking process in case of a leak.
920762
I like knowing they are there so as to protect the bottom of the oven. I had to cut mine to fit inside am very happy with it, you can remove them, wash them off and put back in. Its a small price to pay for good item, i would recommend getting them. You will be happy with your decision.
1229908
You can, but first spray the interior with a cooking spray. They get VERY HOT when baking, so use care when handling. They will also get a bit darker but that will not effect their performance. All that said, there are better tools for baking a round shape like this, like a ramekin, for example.
1791306
You just use regular cupcake liners and they bake the same as regular pans! No additional cookie sheet needed.
1406199
I have used the large size for Panettonne, and they work well for that. I wouldn't try to bake anything liquid in them; and, since they're paper, the "brulee" seems unwise.
1868338
when I used the liners I fit it snug to the bottom of the pan. It will form fit. I would not use it alone. I used the liner along with a plastic liner because my cat was older and tore the bag so it leaked. Saved me from having to scrub the pan because of litter leakage. I highly recommend these. The plastic wings can be a little long don't use the adhesive that's attached to the wings. Tough time getting it off my pan when changing.
73365
Yes, you can use silicone baking sheets with these, but it's definitely not necessary. They're GREAT just as they are - super non-stick and cookies just slide right off, never burned. These are the best baking sheets I've ever owned - love them!
1044179
It could be, I actually use mine as a biscuit pan, so it should be fine as a cookie sheet, just use a lower temperature when baking
747147
I use them 'in in the muffin pan'.... Always works well. (Never tried them 'stand alone', on cookie sheet...or the like.) Should note there are '6' in container and if you 'overfill' (w/ full muffin box mix) then you'll have really big muffins. If you want smaller muffins may want w/ buying 2 sets to accommodate one full muffin box mix.
1165869
I Dont think I would do that. Use a cookie sheet if you Dont want to ruin good dough"
826042
I did not buy them to use for baking. I use them for pulled sugar work, and they are great for that. They are much thinner than Silpat, which I use for baking. However, I would use these for baking, as you pointed out there is no fiberglass in these and nothing to come in contact with your food. So it's an opinion thing. I like both for different things.
1250236
They are liners only - I'm actually not sure if you would actually have to use a pan for them or not. Sorry.