Can You Make Muffins Without The Paper Liners?

[blackanese_speedo]

I have the muffin mix, muffin cooking thing, but i don't have the paper liners. Can I still make the muffins without it? Or will they be ruined?

 

[miniman]

I would heavil grease the muffin tin so they don't stick. Or you could make up so liners using a roll of baking paper or grease proof paper, cut into circles and placed in the muffin tray holes.

 

[abjcooking]

I have done it before, just spray it really good with pam. They might be a little more brown around the edges, but it didn't ruin them.

 

[blackanese_speedo]

Thanks so much.

 

[Katie H]

I think I would grease and flour the muffin pan in the same manner you would a cake pan. The muffins should come right out. I've made muffins without the papers many times.

 

[Andy M.]

In case the muffins come up over the top, grease and flour the top of the muffin tin as well.

 

[bowlingshirt]

I have done it before, just spray it really good with pam.

+1, works fine

 

[Loprraine]

I haven't used paper liners in years, and I make large quantities of muffins for bake sales at work frequently. I spray the insides and the top with Pam. works well for me.

 

[Fisher's Mom]

I always used Pam, too, on my metal tins. Now I use silicone bakeware but I still give the pans a light spray of Pam and nothing ever sticks.

 

[auntdot]

Yep, people made muffins long before they had those little paper cups.

 

[VeraBlue]

No, just prepare the tins the same way you would for baking a cake. When they are cool, just tap the pan sideways on the counter..the muffins should topple out.

 

[Rom]

I have never made muffins with the paper, ever. I just either spray with what I think you call "Pam" as someone mentioned before- or grease the tin with margarine/butter.

 

[SierraCook]

I have found that using a cooking spray that has flour in it even works better at getting the muffins to pop right out of the tin.

 

[Callisto in NC]

Pam for baking works great!! I never use paper.