Published at Wednesday, 13 November 2019. bakeware. By Kwang-Sun Paik.
Teflon Bakeware is still a popular choice for its nonstick properties. The slick coating makes easy work of clean up, and leaves the food intact. Cookies and breads slide right off the coated surface making it ideal to use when a pretty presentation is essential. Extra care must be taken when using and cleaning Teflon so it does not become scratched, which will ruin the nonstick properties of the surface. Metal utensils should be avoided; instead plastic tools must be used to avoid scratching the nonstick coating.
Though widely available, stainless steel bakeware is not recommended because it is a poor conductor of heat, thus distributing heat unevenly. Care: To care for stainless steel bakeware, wash with hot soapy water. You may also use a nylon scouring pad or nylon scraper for especially stubborn food.
Metal Bakeware is still available, but has lost much of its appeal in the age of the microwave. Though heavy duty metal pieces can still be found in most kitchens, their uses appear limited when compared to stoneware and Pyrex which look nice on a tabletop. Metal can also scratch and rust, unlike these other surfaces, limiting its usefulness.
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