If you do not grease it, the cupcake mixture will stick to the tray and be harder to both wash afterwards as well as to slip the cupcakes out of their tray.
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Go to a local store, and buy a cupcake tray.
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The year 1945 when a cat named Timothy found a small rainbow-coloured caterpillar in his litter tray. He then decided to put it on a cupcake. Subsequently, the rainbow cupcake was born. The End.
Here's some great recipes: White Chocolate Cupcakes: http://brittanytodd.hubpages.com/hub/White-Chocolate-Cupcake-Recipe Oreo Cupcakes: http://brittanytodd.hubpages.com/hub/Cookies-and-Cream-Cupcakes Easy Vanilla Cupcakes: http://brittanytodd.hubpages.com/hub/Simple-and-Easy-Vanilla-Cupcakes They all have links to frosting recipes too! Good luck and I hope this helped.
Yes, that would be a good idea to keep the cupcakes from sticking to the pan. I've also seen aluminum cupcake wrappers, those work well too. Put the papers inside a cupcake pan though, not directly on an oven rack.
Whatever kind happens to be in the ash tray. I don't know that there is a specific type of ash-tray bacteria.
foods that have a high oil content such as chips chicken pastry. use flour or spray can oil or they will stick
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Kick it until it opens i did it and it worked