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How to line a round cake tin

Published: Dec 5, 2015 by Jacqueline Bellefontaine ·

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Bake.

Some times it is necessary to line a cake tin to ensure that the cake turns out and to give it added protection during cooking. It is easy when you know how.

I use vegetable oil to grease my tins, but you could also use a little softened or melted butter.

you will also need

  • your tin
  • baking parchment or grease-proof paper
  • a pen
  • scissors
  • pastry brush

lining a round cake tin

Draw around the base of your tin and cut out two circles of parchment.

 

lining a round cake tin

Lightly grease the base and the sides of the tin.

 

lining a round cake tin

Place the first disc of parchment in the base and grease again.

 

lining a round cake tin

Cut a length of parchment long enough to go all the way around the edge of your tin. Fold it in half so that it is double thickness, then make a fold about 1.5cm deep along the length. Snip with scissors  up to the fold at regular intervals.

 

lining a round cake tin

Place snipped side down into the tin to line the sides.

 

lining a round cake tin

Place the second circle of parchment on top and grease the bottom and sides.

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About Jacqueline Bellefontaine

Jacqueline is a member of the Guild of Food Writers and has been a cookery writer and food stylist for over 25 years. She has written over 15 cookery books, in addition to writing for several major magazines. She likes to champion good basic home cooking and as the daughter of a master baker, she is passionate about home baking.

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Jacqueline Bellefontaine.

Hello I'm Jacqui
I believe that great tasting home cooking need not be hard work, so I like to write and cook recipes that are as easy as they can be. But I won't compromise on taste!

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