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Are you tired of using lots of time cleaning up your cake tins after you are done baking? I know I am, so I like to line my cake tins when I bake my cakes because it prevents the cake to stick to the cake tin and makes the cleaning a lot easier. Here is a tutorial on how to line a cake tin.

This is what I use:
Baking paper or grease proff paper
Non-stick baking spray
Pencil
Scissors
A paper clip

Step 1:

Take your baking paper and place you cake tin on top of it. Now draw around the cake tin with your pencil.

Step 2:
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Cut out the marked piece of paper and make sure that it fits the tin.
Note: This is for the bottom of the cake tin.

Step 3:

Cut a strip of baking paper long enough to go all the way around the cake tin. I like to cut my strip 1″ higher than the tin.

Step 4:

Fold down 1″ of the strip and make 1/2″ cuts into the paper. Make around 1″ between each cut.

Step 5:

Grease you cake tin with non-stick baking spray.
Note: butter and vegetable oil can also be used

Step 6:

Now you take the long strip of baking paper with the fold and cuts facing down at the bottom of the tin. Make sure it fits nicely all the way around the cake tin.

Step 7:
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You can use a paper clip to hold the ends together. Now take the paper from step 2 and place it at the bottom of the cake tin.

Step 8:
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The cake tin is now ready to be filled with cake batter.

Note: If you are baking a cake that raises a lot then it is important to line your cake tin with a collar so you wont end up with cake batter everywhere.

Happy Caking!

Louise

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14 comments


  1. Linda Cronkite says:

    May 20, 2009

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    Fabulous idea!!!! This will help out a bunch. My cakes love to stick as well, no matter how good I coat them.

  2. Louise says:

    Mar 4, 2009

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    Daphne: Your welcome :-)

  3. Daphne says:

    Mar 2, 2009

    Reply

    Thanks very much for the photographs to accompany the instructions. It helps when you can see it.

  4. Louise says:

    Nov 19, 2008

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    No it will not stop the edges from getting hard. You can minimize that by lowering the temp and bake the cake longer. Some also place a bowl of water at the bottom of the oven. It should make the cake more soft and moist?

  5. Anonymous says:

    Nov 14, 2008

    Reply

    Thanks Louise, thsi is so helpful! Would this now stop the cake from going hard at the edges?

  6. Louise says:

    May 22, 2008

    Reply

    You are so very welcome Jackie :D


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