Decrease stickiness of brownies during depanning?
I use a square pan with 12 slots to individually bake brownies, as opposed to using a large square pan. My problem is that during depanning, I would occassionally lose a brownie because of a sticky bottom (maybe underbaked).
What I normally do is pass a knife multiple times around each brownie so it comes off the sides, however this takes too much time, as opposed to the Anna Olson youtube video where she just slides in a pastry spatula and it came off so easily. What should be a 20-minute brownie batter is already running into half an hour.
How can I make this task easier? Should I:
- Place it more towards the bottom of the oven and increase temp or time?
- Use flavorless oil inside the slots?
- Or cut out parchment paper that can fit inside the slots? (already too laborious..)
Grateful for anyone who can offer wisdom.
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How do you make brownies not sticky?
Line your brownie pan with aluminum foil or parchment paper. This not only makes for easy cleanup, but it also keeps the brownies from sticking to the pan.Why are my brownies so sticky?
Test for doneness before the recipe tells you toFudgy brownies baked three minutes too short can be unpleasantly gooey; chewy brownies baked three minutes too long become tough and dry.What happens if you overbeat brownies?
Overmixing the BatterOvermixing allows more air into the batter, which will give you lighter, cake-like brownies instead of dense, rich ones. (On the flip side, if you do want your brownies to be cakey, beat the eggs more.)Why are my brownies oily after baking?
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