So I am making a birthday cake and the recipe says you should put parchment/wax paper down, but i dont have any!Could i line the pan with foil.???Would that effect the baking??
NopeYou can line the pan outside with the alumfoil (for cheese cakes) but not inside Use parchment or wax paperTrace your pan, cut the paper into circles, place them on your greased pan and make sure to grease the paper circlesYou can find wax or parchment paper in the corner groceryIf you grease your pan well, you don't really need the liningFor cakes as big as 10 inches or more, its wise to use a linerThe cake will come out of the pan without any troubleGood luck.
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