Definitions
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- noun A round baking tin with a
rim that can be detached from thebase .
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Examples
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Lightly grease a 9-inch round cake pan (a springform is a good choice).
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Mix until smooth; pour over berries in springform pan.
Archive 2009-07-01 2009
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Typically, cakes baked in springform pans are cooled right in the pan and the ring is removed before serving.
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Mix until smooth; pour over berries in springform pan.
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I think the ring-shaped springform is an inspired idea for the cranberry upside down cake -- a red wreath effect.
Ragu Redux and Christmas in Red Lindy 2006
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A good way to make delicate cake recipes is to use a release pan sometimes called a springform pan so that you don’t have to turn it out of the pan and risk breaking it.
The Skinnygirl Dish BETHENNY FRANKEL 2010
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A good way to make delicate cake recipes is to use a release pan sometimes called a springform pan so that you don’t have to turn it out of the pan and risk breaking it.
The Skinnygirl Dish BETHENNY FRANKEL 2010
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Line a springform pan with pie crust, fill with filling, top and seal, bake for over an hour in a medium-slow oven. (call it three hundred degrees, though I bumped it up at the end to get some browning.)
skip the last train home go underground netcurmudgeon 2009
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Pan note: The creator of this recipe used to use a springform pan, but no matter how well she wrapped the thing in tin foil, water would always seep in and make the crust soggy.
DARING BAKERS DO CHEESECAKE! Melissa 2009
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Pan note: The creator of this recipe used to use a springform pan, but no matter how well she wrapped the thing in tin foil, water would always seep in and make the crust soggy.
Archive 2009-04-01 Melissa 2009
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