Used Pam on my madeleine molds KNOWING from experience that butter/ghee are the only ones that truly work to keep it nonstick… thought a miracle might happen today for some reason.

by choux-go-away

12 Comments

  1. Disastrous_Nebula_16

    That’s rough op better luck next time

  2. Throwawasteofspace

    Really? I’ve used Pam and it’s worked…Either way, they still look like they’ll taste good, so it’s not a total loss. Next time will be better but for now, this is still tasty 👌🏽

  3. Ickydumdum

    I’ve never made, but maybe cake goop? Works like a champ for cakes.

  4. sevencoves

    The dark edges make me think the oven is too hot!

  5. TragedyAnnDoll

    You might be burning them, also you aren’t getting enough rise. There should be a bump on the back. Try a new recipe or address your current one.

  6. fourbigkids

    Always wanted to try making these. Has anyone tried a silicone pan?

  7. MarcelWoolf

    Butter and flour the mould before you pour the batter in. Batter needs some love too though. Maybe not enough baking soda?

  8. TooObsessedWithOtoge

    Always grease and put a light dusting of flour! It works well for me.

    Also you can get the little madeleine humps better when the batter is cold.

    Your oven also seems just a bit too hot

  9. DarthSkat

    I’ve always set the oven high when I put them in, then lower it immediately to a normal baking temperature. Also, I don’t think you have enough butter/flower on your mold. They should be popping out on their own when you flip the mold upside down

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