Should I grease non-stick muffin pans?

Table of Contents:

1. Should I grease non-stick muffin pans?
2. Can you use cupcake liners for muffins?
3. Why are my muffins wet inside?
4. Why are my muffins not baking?
5. Should muffins cool in the pan?

Should I grease non-stick muffin pans?

To Grease or Not to Grease Non-Stick Pans - Even though they say 'non-stick,' many do require a light greasing and it will vary based on the manufacturer. Silicone Pans - These may also require a light coat of grease. Be sure to place the muffin pan on a cookie sheet for stability.

Can you use cupcake liners for muffins?

You will see some liners labeled specifically for cupcakes or muffins but the two are interchangeable. Make sure you buy the correct size muffin liners for your pans. Most muffin and cupcake liners are affordable and a pack can be used on more than one batch of cupcakes.

Why are my muffins wet inside?

With recipes that don't have heavy or juicy add-ins, soggy bottoms are often caused by leaving muffins to cool in their pans for too long. This is problematic, as it traps steam. When baked goods come out of the oven they're naturally very hot, and internal steam needs to escape while they cool.

Why are my muffins not baking?

If your muffins aren't baked through, the problem could be that the oven temperature could have been to low, the batter could have been overmixed, and/or the wrong amount of leavener was used.

Should muffins cool in the pan?

Let muffins cool a few minutes in the pan (follow recipe directions), then carefully remove from pan to a wire cooling rack. Muffins which are cooled in the pan too long may become soggy. ... Most muffins taste best served warm.