steve2-in-la
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Gracias.
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Anyone ever use a pre-formed parchment paper loaf pan liner? If so, would you share the source?
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I couldn't find any ready made either, so I make my own. Struggled making the first one and now
I use it as a pattern. Made it for the 9x13 pan and also spongecake tube pan (just a circle for the bottom of pan with a circle hole in the center). It really isnt that hard. I just fit the paper in the pan and ran my fingers around all the sides at the bottom of the pan, which kind of marks the size of the bottom. I then creased the paper along the lines and then cut out a wedge on each corner so that the parchment paper would fit the pan without any excess in the corners.
I use it as a pattern. Made it for the 9x13 pan and also spongecake tube pan (just a circle for the bottom of pan with a circle hole in the center). It really isnt that hard. I just fit the paper in the pan and ran my fingers around all the sides at the bottom of the pan, which kind of marks the size of the bottom. I then creased the paper along the lines and then cut out a wedge on each corner so that the parchment paper would fit the pan without any excess in the corners.
steve2-in-la
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That's EXACTLY what I do but lazy as I am, it would be SO much easier to drop in a premade form.
You mean like these? >>
http://www.fantes.com/loaf-pans.html
http://www.fantes.com/images/17810loaf.jpg
http://www.fantes.com/loaf-pans.html
http://www.fantes.com/images/17810loaf.jpg
Oh, and Gloria's has the ones for mini loaf pans >>
oh wait... those are 'papers' -- not parchment, I guess!
http://gloriascakecandysuplys.com/store/page85.html
oh wait... those are 'papers' -- not parchment, I guess!
http://gloriascakecandysuplys.com/store/page85.html
steve2-in-la
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By George, I think she GOT it! Muchos gracias, cheez. I ordered 3 dozen, just hope they work!
I don't see it at their website, but I'd be surprised if Cookin' Stuff didn't have it >>
http://www.cookinstuff.com/
http://www.cookinstuff.com/
steve2-in-la
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Elenor, I ordered these paper versions. Look kinda like loaf-shaped coffee filters.
They're from the fantes.com website.
http://www.fantes.com/images/17810loaf.jpg
They're from the fantes.com website.
http://www.fantes.com/images/17810loaf.jpg
steve2-in-la
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My only concern is that they might be a tad small but I'll either canabalize or make-do.
steve2-in-la
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Or "cannibalize" if you want to spell it correctly. Like a person. (Jeez!)
Steve2--I have finally dug out the packaging on my parchment circles and squares so I can share
a product name with you.
I buy a brand called Easy-Out Baking Liners, and the company has shapes I like using that fit:
1) 8" or 9" round cake pans,
2) 9" or 10" tube pan liners (for angel food cake pans) and
3) parchment squares that fit 8 or 9-inch square baking pans -OR- if I need a liner for a 9 x 5-inch loaf pans, I simply cut one of these squares down the middle.
I found the Easy-Out 9" square shapes at the link below. That site also carries round parchment liners in a brand called Regency (3rd from the bottom of that Web page link) for cake layer pans.
I hope this isn't too late to help you out!
http://www.jensco.com/thekitchendrawer/bakeware/baking_liners/index.html
a product name with you.
I buy a brand called Easy-Out Baking Liners, and the company has shapes I like using that fit:
1) 8" or 9" round cake pans,
2) 9" or 10" tube pan liners (for angel food cake pans) and
3) parchment squares that fit 8 or 9-inch square baking pans -OR- if I need a liner for a 9 x 5-inch loaf pans, I simply cut one of these squares down the middle.
I found the Easy-Out 9" square shapes at the link below. That site also carries round parchment liners in a brand called Regency (3rd from the bottom of that Web page link) for cake layer pans.
I hope this isn't too late to help you out!
http://www.jensco.com/thekitchendrawer/bakeware/baking_liners/index.html