357 Bakeware

Even the most inexperienced cooks need a hearty collection of bakeware. After all, we wouldn't be able to make our favourite cookies, casseroles or cupcakes without baking dishes, cake pans, cookie sheets and baking tools. One of the easiest ways to accumulate a good collection is by purchasing a bakeware set. Once you've accumulated the basics, now it's time to specialise — go for those ramekins, bundt pans and cake batter dispensers. More
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For those just starting to stock their kitchen (or for those looking for a refresh), here are a few things to consider:

What basic bakeware should I buy?


Bakeware can come in two-piece sets or 12-piece sets, depending on your baking preferences and expertise. Regardless of size, every good set should include one or two cake pans and cookie pans, as well as a muffin pan, loaf pan and casserole dish. These pieces often come in ceramic, silicone, steel, glass and aluminium finishes, though other even more specialist materials can always be found.

What specialty baking dishes do I need?


Do you frequently bake cakes, pies, breads and cookies? If so, then you'll need to go beyond the basics. Pie pans, cookie cutters and cupcake pans make desserts a breeze, while loaf pans and muffin trays are ideal for those breakfast treats. If you frequently make cakes, it's probably worth investing in multiple cake tins, cake decorating sets and piping tools.