Silpat Baking Mat Giveaway

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I love my Silpat baking mats. They’ve transformed the way I cook and bake.

Cookie dough on silpat baking mat

As I explained in this post, the Silpat mat gives cookies something to grip and gives them traction while baking.

Cookies baked on Silpat baking mats spread less.

Cookies on silpat baking mat

Not to mention, things just don’t stick to Silpats. Parchment paper and foil are fine, but whenever possible, I use my Silpats.

Vanilla Cake Batter and White Chocolate Chip Caramel Corn would have been a hot mess to make on anything other than a Silpat.

Vanilla Cake Batter and White Chocolate Chip Caramel Corn

Caramel sauce, metal baking sheets, and hot ovens make for elbow grease city unless you have a Silpat.

Caramel corn with vanilla cake batter

The same could be said for roasting grapes. Who wants to scrape baked grape juice and oil from a baking sheet? Not I.

On a Silpat, cleanup was effortless. Wipe with a paper towel and rinse with a little soapy water. Done in 6 seconds.

Roasted Grapes with cheese and crackers with balsamic vinegar

I am not being paid to endorse Silpat and in full disclosure they sent me a spare baking mat, but Silpats (and using a $3.99 cookie scoop and chilling my cookie dough) have transformed my cookie baking results for the better. I’ve talked about my most cherished baking supplies in this post.

Aside from cookie baking, Silpats make life in the kitchen much easier since nothing sticks and cleanup issues are non-existent.

Some recent recipes I’ve made on my Silpat Baking Mats include:

Pina Colada White Chocolate Cake Mix Cookies

Pina Colada White Chocolate Cake Mix Cookies

Mounds Bar Chocolate Coconut Cake Mix Cookies

Mounds Bar Chocolate Coconut Cake Mix Cookies

Coconut Oatmeal Toffee Cookies – with Heath Bar Bits, Chocolate Chips, and Butterscotch Chips (melted toffee posed no sticking issues)

Coconut Oatmeal Toffee Cookies

Apricot Butterscotch Peanut Butter-Filled Sandwich Cookies

Apricot Butterscotch Peanut Butter-Filled Sandwich Cookies

Strawberry Cake Mix Cookies with Cream Cheese Frosting

Strawberry Cake Mix Cookies with Cream Cheese Frosting

One lucky reader will win a Silpat Baking Mat – Comment below to Enter the Giveaway

 

1. What’s the first thing you’d make using your new Silpat? (links welcome)

Or

What’s one of your biggest baking challenges? (links welcome)

2. For a second entry, Twitter Follow @AverieCooks and and then tweet the following:

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Contest ends Tuesday, June 19, 2012 and winner will be chosen randomly. Open to continental U.S. residents only.

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Comments

  1. What would I make first on a Silpat? Cookies cookies cookies cookies. Any kind of cookies. Maybe even bread? What would a Silpat do for the crust of my soda bread boule?

  2. Probabley some chocolate chip cookies. And then I would most likely whip up everything in the house and be amazed at how nothing sticks and comes out perfectly. I will definitely have to make some roasted chickpeas as well.

  3. My biggest challenge is finding the right pan to bake with (nonstick dark, aluminum . . .) so my cookies are chewy and not burnt on the bottom.