Buttering and flouring your pans…

At some point in your lives you’ve made some type of baked good that requires you butter and flour a pan, right? And if you’re like me you’ve either ended up with more flour on your floor/shoe/you than in the pan OR you’ve put way too much flour in the pan only to have to waste it and throw it away.  Right?   :)   Eventually the makers like Pam or Baker’s Joy saw a brilliant marketing idea of making a spray that contained both butter and flour. It works pretty good but it’s not cheap and I don’t know about you but I always end up with this mass at the end of the spray can after I’m done using it.  It’s like build up.

Well I got tired of  wasting the flour or wearing it and spending the money on the spray can.  So I whipped up (no pun intended) my own mixture of this that holds awesome-ly (shush on my play on words!) in the pantry.  No longer do I have to wear the flour or have built up gunk!

Buttering and flouring your pans…
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Author: The Kitchen Whisperer
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Ingredients
  • 2 1/2 cups Crisco
  • 3/4 cup flour
  • 1/3 cup vegetable oil
Instructions
  1. Either with a hand mixer or a stand mixer, beat 2 1/2 cups of regular Crisco with 3/4 cup of flour.
  2. Add in a 1/3 cup of vegetable oil.
  3. Whip until it is fluffy.
  4. Store in sealed container. And no, it doesn’t have to be in the fridge either! I keep mine right in my pantry. When you’re ready to use it, Use a small pastry brush to apply to your baking pans just like you would if you were to grease/flour it. The nice thing is that there’s no mess!

 

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3 Responses to “Buttering and flouring your pans…”

  • shannon s says:

    OH your tips are always so wondeful. I must must try this! I bake a ton and hate to buy the can stuff.

    • TKWAdmin says:

      Well thank you Shannon! I tried the can stuff and it’s okay but with my having asthma, aerosol sprays tend to bother it pretty bad. And when I would butter/flour a pan the old fashioned way I always ended up with flour on me, the floor, the counters and rarely in the pan :)

      best Kitchen Wishes!

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