Muffin Question

Re: Muffin Question

• nezwee

  October 2011

  I'm no expert, but I would think you can use either cupcake pans or muffin pans. Assuming a muffin pan is larger, can you just spray each hole (for lack of better term) with pam or grease and flower like you would a cake pan?
  

  

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• misscastle member

  

  October 2011

  I make muffins and cupcakes in the same type of pan. I also use the same liners, if I feel the muffins actually need liners.

  
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• PunkRockGrrl

  October 2011

  misscastle:

  I make muffins and cupcakes in the same type of pan. I also use the same liners, if I feel the muffins actually need liners.

  This. I use the same pan for both. 
  

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• idonthavethis

  October 2011

  Thanks girls!

  

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• gracie2762 member

  

  October 2011

  PunkRockGrrl:

  misscastle:

  I make muffins and cupcakes in the same type of pan. I also use the same liners, if I feel the muffins actually need liners.

  This. I use the same pan for both. 
  

  Same here. I didn't even know there was a difference between a muffin/cupcake pan.
  

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• tspring82 member

  

  October 2011

  Unless you're going in to the muffin making business, I wouldn't bother to buy a muffin pan. 

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• idonthavethis

  October 2011

  tspring82:

  Unless you're going in to the muffin making business, I wouldn't bother to buy a muffin pan. 

  This made me lol.  My DH would appreciate this--one less thing for the kitchen!

  

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• ThePastor'sWife

  October 2011

  I usually just use a regular cupcake pan for muffins.  I do, however, have a Texas-sized muffin pan that I use when I want the muffins to be more "bakery-sized."
  

  
  
  
  
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• TheLinkBride

  October 2011

  ThePastor'sWife:

  I usually just use a regular cupcake pan for muffins.  I do, however, have a Texas-sized muffin pan that I use when I want the muffins to be more "bakery-sized."
  

  Same for me.  I sometimes love the large muffins so I use that pan.
  

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