What's the best way to store a Silpat? Does it have to be kept flat,
or can I roll it up loosely?
And what about washing? Can I put it in the dishwasher or should it
always be hand-washed?
Cathy
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What's the best way to store a Silpat? Does it have to be kept flat,
or can I roll it up loosely?
And what about washing? Can I put it in the dishwasher or should it
always be hand-washed?
Cathy
Hi Cathy:
I have a Silpat and another silicone mat. Both were rolled up when
purchased, so I assume it's ok to keep them rolled. As for cleaning, I
hand-wash. Nothing sticks very well to them, so it's no big deal to
hand-wash.
(Not like that supposedly-lasts-forever-nonstick-pan that I just tossed
into the garbage yesterday cuz I was gettin real sick of everything
STICKING to it!! OK, rant over....)
One thing I can say from experience, do NOT attempt to slice the bread
while it's on the Silpat..... no matter how careful you are..... :-(
Regards -- P'rfesser
cathy said:What's the best way to store a Silpat? Does it have to be kept flat,
or can I roll it up loosely?And what about washing? Can I put it in the dishwasher or should it
always be hand-washed?Cathy
My silicone baking sheet came rolled and said it could be stored flat or
rolled. I wash it with soap & water and I've put it in the dishwasher.
Here's a link with care and storage for your actual brand.
http://homecooking.about.com/cs/productreviews/gr/silpat.htm
cathy said:
What's the best way to store a Silpat? Does it have to be
kept flat, or can I roll it up loosely?
Silicone and all other elastomers undergo compression set
(a.k.a. "creep"😉, therefore rolling will slowly give it
a curl. I'd recommend storing it flat.
Mark Thorson said:cathy said:What's the best way to store a Silpat? Does it have to be
kept flat, or can I roll it up loosely?Silicone and all other elastomers undergo compression set
(a.k.a. "creep"😉, therefore rolling will slowly give it
a curl. I'd recommend storing it flat.
And absolutely don't fold it.
Pastorio
On Wed, 09 Nov 2005 16:49:43 -0500, "Bob (this one)" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Mark Thorson said:cathy said:What's the best way to store a Silpat? Does it have to be
kept flat, or can I roll it up loosely?Silicone and all other elastomers undergo compression set
(a.k.a. "creep"😉, therefore rolling will slowly give it
a curl. I'd recommend storing it flat.And absolutely don't fold it.
Pastorio
Urk! I've never folded it, but I've kept mine rolled for almost 6
years now. No creep :-)
TammyM
i've kept mine rolled up with a paper towel for years... i think when i
bought it, it was rolled up in a box.
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Quoted message said:On Wed, 09 Nov 2005 16:49:43 -0500, "Bob (this one)" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Mark Thorson said:cathy wrote:
>What's the best way to store a Silpat? Does it have to be
>kept flat, or can I roll it up loosely?Silicone and all other elastomers undergo compression set
(a.k.a. "creep"😉, therefore rolling will slowly give it
a curl. I'd recommend storing it flat.And absolutely don't fold it.
Pastorio
Urk! I've never folded it, but I've kept mine rolled for almost 6
years now. No creep :-)TammyM
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