Category: Baking

Oiling your silicone baking sheet can help to prevent sticking and make the baking process more pleasant or easier. That said in most cases you won’t need to use oil on your baking sheet. But whenever you decide you need it you should make sure that you are using oil with a neutral taste.

There are plenty of ways to replace the baking sheet. The most readily available is aluminum foil, which we all have at home. Other alternatives are a cookie sheet, cast iron pan, baking glassware, or a silicone mat. 

Chemicals in the coating of aluminum and other types of baking sheets can leech into your food when you bake. Research has shown that exposure to these chemicals can cause adverse health effects. Interested in what are the risks and how to avoid them? Keep reading!

Baking sheets are notorious for being difficult to clean. However, with a few simple tips and tricks, you can have your baking sheet looking and smelling like new in no time! This article will discuss eight different ways to clean a baking sheet.

Baking sheets are often used in the oven, but can they be used on the stovetop? With a bit of care, the answer is “yes”! A baking sheet with good heat conductivity and one that is big enough will work well on the stovetop

A baking sheet is a heat-resistant plate usually made out of metal used for inside oven baking. Baking sheets can be covered with parchment paper, wax paper, or aluminum foil to provide them with non-stick ability.

The main difference is in terminology. Cooking is a general term that covers a lot of different techniques. Baking is a cooking technique. The other important thing is that baking uses mostly dry heat while cooking uses moist heat.