Help, I'm a muffin failure
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jkath
Hospitality Queen
Here's a quick thought -
when you take the muffins out of the oven, do you cool them in their pan?
I like to bake them in muffin papers, so I can take them out as soon as possible. I've always thought this helped keep my muffins from going soggy.
when you take the muffins out of the oven, do you cool them in their pan?
I like to bake them in muffin papers, so I can take them out as soon as possible. I've always thought this helped keep my muffins from going soggy.
jkath is right. You need to let them cool only a few minutes in the pan, then get them out of there onto a cooling rack to let the air circulate around them.
Sakura
Assistant Cook
my muffin problems
I always make my muffins in muffin papers too, but they always stick to the paper and I end up losing half my muffin! I take them out of the pan just a minute or two after I take them out of the oven...
I just stick them on a dinner plate, would it really make a difference if I put them on a wire cooling rack??
I always make my muffins in muffin papers too, but they always stick to the paper and I end up losing half my muffin! I take them out of the pan just a minute or two after I take them out of the oven...
I just stick them on a dinner plate, would it really make a difference if I put them on a wire cooling rack??
Shunka
Head Chef
Yes, a cooling rack is so much better than on a plate!! I learned this the hard way too.
cara
Master Chef
maybe your temperature is too hot?
so it burns on top?
do you have an oven thermometer?
so it burns on top?
do you have an oven thermometer?
Are you preheating your oven before putting in the cupcakes?
