Silicone items (molds, rugs, tassels, gloves, etc.)

Silicone mat. It is very convenient for rolling and cutting the dough - before rolling it should be lightly sprinkled with flour. Along the perimeter there is a ruler, there is a ruler for squares and in the center for 3 circles of different diameters. Easy to clean and easy to store. You can bake on it, it can withstand temperatures from -40 to +230 degrees. You cannot cut on it. I use a plastic knife to cut the dough.
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Silicone rugs are often found in Mosmart, Auchan and other large stores. They come in a variety of colors. You can also look at online stores.

Silicone glove. It insulates hands well from heat and is very comfortable to use. The separated index finger gives more freedom of movement of the hand. It is very convenient to take it out of the oven in it, shake out the bread from the hot bucket. Very hygienic - easy to clean. I have one, because the price bites, but of course you have to have a pair.
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Girls and boys, my dear bakers, have just arrived from the "Pantry", for me this is a diagnosis (and not very comforting) - I poured out all the money that was in my wallet (I left 500 rubles for gasoline with an incredible effort of will). But I bought so many "valuable" things: two silicone gloves (red and yellow), 1 silicone mat for rolling out and baking dough (blue), 2 silicone tacks (red and yellow), a grill fork (a very necessary thing) well and little things: a couple of cups of English porcelain - drink coffee (I liked the size of 320 ml), a cast-iron pan with antiprig. a coating for pancakes, Vitessovskaya (I have all the pribluda - knives, salt shakers, pereschnitsy, etc. in the kitchen of this French company) the teatrochka - well, very beautiful, although one more, third, grater is not needed, but as I said above this is DIAGNOSIS ...
By the way, all the silicone stuff in Pantry is very cheap.

[Furniture]

Cat, where is this store located? Give me the address.

Moscow, MKAD, 78 km, (inner side), 14, building 1
Tel. 905-86-44
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In this store there is a frank Chinese and other g .... by the way, most of this, but there are also not very bad things. I go there often, the car dealership where I work is located nearby.

Furniture, forms are full and not expensive compared to other stores, but you have to call and ask there, very often only price tags remain - and the goods are not available.

Cat, gee !!! After all, I wrote about the cartoon and rushed to Mosmart, and then to Auchan to buy a silicone rug. But neither there nor there they are not. True, there is in Eurodom (Auchan), but there the girls dismantled the goods and asked to wait a little. I did not wait, but they told me the price - 780 rubles. How expensive? How much is yours worth? Is this store between Leningradka and Businovo located on the inner side of the Moscow Ring Road?

In principle, yes, this store is right along the Moscow Ring Road, after the exit "to Izhora Street and Korovinskoe sh."
And my rug costs no more than 200 rubles. , I don’t remember exactly - I bought a lot of everything, the most expensive made of silicone is mittens about 400 rubles.

[Cat]

Cat, thank you very much. Yes, I live nearby. There is a minibus from Lianozovo to the river, so it's easy for me to get there. I have their phone number. I will call, if they are on sale, then it is not difficult for me to get there. Thanks again for your responsiveness. In the picture Elena Bo has a nice roll with a rug. I wonder what size is it? I have a 60x60 stove. The size as that of Yana suits me more, if there are not such sizes, then I will buy in Eurodom.

[Andreevna]

Andreevna, I'm sorry, but my rug is 45x45, and the stove is 50x50, so this size is just right for me. I work nearby, often go there, if I buy you - you are the same somewhere in this area.

These baking mats are sold in household departments where pans and silicone are.
Only it is thinner than silicone, looks like thick brown paper, rolls up into a tube, and is sold in a box-case, the sizes are different. And I like these rugs more than a silicone mat, it lays on a baking sheet, it can be bent, it is plastic, designed for 1000 pastries.

Admin, Thank you. Tell me, if you cut the dough on it, will it fidget on the table? Are the prices biting too?

goods with home delivery, a lot of interesting things that you are looking for.

In the picture, Elena Bo has a nice roll with a rug. I wonder what size is it?

Andreevna, my rug is 48 by 38 cm.

Andreevna, that's what the Cat wrote about
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These are non-stick mats. Round by 20-28 cm, and rectangular 40 by 33 cm (there are more, but I just don't need it, because the stove is small). They are made of some delicate material, German. Designed for 1000 preparations (if used once a day - for more than 3 years). Superb, really like it. The baking just slips off them, I don't grease it with anything.
I bought it in the Firebird.

Well, it finally happened. Yesterday they brought rugs, one big, the other round. Now the round is being tested, the pizza is in the oven. I attached it to the cartoon, I think it will do. I will definitely buy a rug for cutting the dough, I already called in, I will order it next week. Thank you girls for the advice.

And I bought one yesterday at the All-Russian Exhibition Center. I like it. Worth - 330 p. In the Central Pavilion, right next to the Bread Makers, the seducers

A very useful thing. I bought the same rug over the Internet and also a round one. I was greedy and bought a large rectangular one, it turned out to be longer than the baking sheet, now I fold it over and think to cut off the excess and take it to the dacha, everything will come in handy there. And I use the round when baking pizza and round pies, very convenient

The Firebird sends the goods by cash on delivery, I myself made a purchase from them once. There is only one gripe - they sent an incomplete order and did not warn that one item was out of stock. And so everything is ok.

baking paper is sold, they call it that, but in fact it is almost the same as the rugs. You can cut yourself any size. Can be in cartoon and on a baking sheet. I bought myself today. Much cheaper than the Firebird.

Up to 230 degrees like. But on each silicone product, the maximum temperature is written. Why more? You can simply increase the baking time.

And yet, in order to reduce the lower heating, you need to put a tray for collecting fat down the oven (a large one, deep, the size of the entire bottom). And for yeast baking, put a bowl of water on the bottom.
But it's better to buy a new Gorenje stove. They have a very good gas oven. I bought it and have not been overjoyed for half a year

[Caprice]

Explain to me the beauty of silicone baking mats? I have been using baking paper for many years: nothing burns, after use it does not need to be washed: I threw it out - and all business. Again, water saving ... And yesterday I bought a silicone baking mat at the super. I'm sitting here now and I'm trying to understand: why ... did I need him? Why is it better than baking paper?

Caprice, I "switched" from paper to silicone, I do not regret it.
The advantages of silicone compared to paper are IMHO:
1.reusable. Bought once - peki all my life
2. very convenient for cutting dough. I don't know why, but when cutting on a rug, less flour is scattered in my kitchen than if I roll and sculpt on the table
3. sweet burns on paper (for example, jam ran away from a pie), and on silicone. on a rug, even a sugar-sprinkled weight like orange buns is obtained without a hint of a burner.

But of course, you can still bake on the opposite side without any of these pribluds, but with them it's PLEASANT

Yes, indeed, why bother with a separate baking mat if you already have a cutting mat. After all, the cutting mat can also be used in the oven.

Well, as I understand it, these two devices are designed for different temperature regimes ... By the way, baking paper can be used even at the highest temperature in the oven, which cannot be said about the rug, which has a temperature limit for use ...

Well, as I understand it, these two devices are designed for different temperature regimes ...

They are made from the same material and have the same operating temperature limit.
If you are not at all suitable for the yard, you can give it to some kind of amateur culinary specialist)

I searched the Internet for the address of the "Everything for the Baker" store, found an interesting page from the forum on the Good Cook with the addresses of stores in Moscow, Israel and, in my opinion, in Germany (I didn't look further). The address:
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By the way, colleagues, about silicone. It is a material based on organosilicon compounds, inert and guaranteed heat-resistant up to 300 degrees. Possesses low adhesion, that is, low adhesion; its advantages are high thermal conductivity: the dish does not burn, since the silicone evenly distributes the temperature; elastic - baking is easily removed without damage, chemically inert - that is, not harmful, does not emit harmful substances (at "passport" temperatures).

Silicon is literally obtained from sand, so the production of the material, in principle, is quite environmentally friendly - our planet consists mainly of aluminum and silicon, or rather, their compounds.

Wow, how I liked the appeal of the "colleague"!
So colleagues!
I am reprinting the first page of my Interpekar catalog.
Shop "Everything for the baker", located at: Moscow, st. Partizanskaya, 43 is a unique specialized store, the range of which includes the following products:
-Confectionery tools of their metal, plastic, and silicone, including bags with sets of nozzles of all sizes and configurations;
- decor on a waffle base made of sugar, marzipan and marmalade;
-themed plastic decorations (bride and groom, newborn, etc.)
-A wide range of food colors, including gold, silver, mother-of-pearl in a small package;
- glaze, fillings, marzipan, sprinkles. yeast, improvers, as well as other confectionery ingredients from leading Russian and foreign manufacturers;
-candles with a surprise for the cake, musical candles;
-specialized, well-illustrated literature for novice confectioners and for high-class specialists;
-a huge assortment of paper molds for sweets, cakes, muffins. pies, pizza, Easter cakes, etc. Forms can be used both for serving products and for baking in them (instead of metal forms);
-various openwork paper napkins, trays, laminated with silver, gold or holographic film;
-silicone cake baking dishes. muffins, rolls, cakes, chocolate molding and handmade candy making.
Store opening hours: Monday-Friday 10.00 - 18.00
Saturday 10.00 - 16.00
Sunday is a day off.
phone 140 - 85 - 69
Directions: metro Molodezhnaya. Exit to the street. Yartsevskaya. Then 3 stops on any of the buses: 53, 73, 135 to the stop "School". Directly opposite this stop is a coveted shop.

I was also at the Puratos Seedmaker; they gave catalogs and price lists. I didn’t pay attention to bakery business, I’m a specialist in confectionery.
If interested, go to the site, a lot of interesting and NEW. They have offices in cities:
Saint Petersburg Novosibirsk
Arkhangelsk Omsk
Barnaul Orenburg
Blagoveshchensk Perm
IN.Novgorod Petrozavodsk
Volgograd Rostov-on-Don
Vologda Samara
Voronezh Saratov
Yekaterinburg Smolensk
Kazan Stavropol
Kaliningrad Syktyvkar
Kaluga Ussuriysk
Kirov Ufa
Krasnodar Chelyabinsk
Lipetsk Yaroslavl
Murmansk
N. Novgorod

Phones are too lazy to reprint - if you do not find it on the site, I will print the city of interest.
I also have prices in my hands, so if prices are needed (and they are not on the site), then ask too, I will write.
I would be glad if I helped someone.

And again about the rugs ... It is great to roll cakes on them for Napoleon. I rolled it out, calmly transferred it to a baking sheet and bake on it. (I have allocated 3 pieces for this purpose.) You do not need to wind the dough on a rolling pin like a footcloth and use circus numbers for styling. And baking paper tears very often when carried.

Please, tell me where in St. Petersburg you can buy a silicone mat and mittens? Something I don't come across, there are forms, but mittens ... I don't want to go to the online store, I like to turn and touch before buying
In the Domolux store on Mayakovsky street between Nekrasov and per. Baskov, and there are 7 hills in the store. There you can turn and touch, and in 7 hills they will also tell you how to use it.

I bought my first silicone mitten at 7 Hills, a rug at Maxidom, and a second mitten at Santa House. I like the second more. It's all in St. Petersburg.

Girls! So right now I wanted to buy a form for loaves. But the question arose - which one to take: metal or silicone. I know everything about metal (all + and -), but silicone - does it get a crust? After all, silicone does not heat up ... Or will what is in contact with the mold remain unfried? (I mean the crust of course)

[Korata]

but silicone - does it get a crust? After all, silicone does not heat up ... Or what is in contact with the mold will remain unfried? (I mean the crust of course)

Korata, the loaf was baked 1 time in strength. form. Everything with a crust, fried beautifully, but the dough fit so well that the sides of the mold increased in breadth. Apparently she kept a little on proofing.

I know everything about metal (everything + and -), but silicone - does it get a crust in it? After all, silicone does not heat up ... Or what is in contact with the mold will remain unfried? (I mean the crust of course)

Look what I get in silicone

[Anastasia]

Anastasia, what your smooth turned out, but mine looked more like a lapotok.

Thank you! I don’t even know how it happens, but he seems to be cute. This is a recipe for the "Stagnation Baton".

is the loaf turned upside down or upside down? the one inside the silicone?

Everything is correct Leska wrote - this is the side that was inside the silicone.

And I really like silicone molds, 100% guarantee that nothing will burn, I generally wash an elementaron and a loaf only in this form (there is also a photo in the topic about a stagnant loaf) and cupcakes, also in such molds))

Yesterday I shoveled a bunch of inexpensive molds, happy ... Look, how cool!

[qween]

qween, inexpensive silicone things in the Prostor chain of stores. You don't have them, probably? Even in Odessa, they gave a tip where silicone is generally for a penny, I plan to descend in the summer. And the price for a spatula is really not bad.
I also want to say that I have this Tescom's mini-cupcake mold. Good quality, but the sides of the muffins remain pale. And for jellied meat, jelly - it's convenient. Now I will try to bake muffins in new tins. I'll tell you later how it happened.

Only a silicone spatula was bought for 23 hryvnia 60 kopecks. I found this price very good.

And I bought such a spatula for my mother at IKEA for 29 rubles. Great price! That would be for all the silicone things this

[qween]

qween,
I also want to say that I have this Tescom's mini-cupcake mold. Good quality, but the sides of the muffins remain pale. And for jellied meat, jelly - it's convenient.

I have the same, only blue.I have been using it for several years, I like the baking in it, one "but": droplets are burned along the edges, they are not washed between the molds, the appearance is not very presentable. How can you wash?

I have these Tefal silicone molds. Very convenient to use. I bake little cakes for children in a muffin mold for Easter. The muffins are baked well, the sides are beautiful, although towards the center of the form, the side is really a little lighter.
In a rectangular cake pan, I bake bread and muffins. (there is one inconvenience - the temperature is slightly higher than necessary - and the corners are slightly burnt)
I really like that there is no need to lubricate, nothing sticks, then wash it in warm water and that's it.

[KEKSIK]

KEKSIK , in my city there is a company that sells dishes for public catering. I managed that they buy goods, including from the Forward firm, Kiev. It is now more convenient for me to view their website and order by code in my city. The price of the paddles depends very much on the length of the handle.

And I thought that it was only my silicone molds that lost their appearance.

It is good to wash silicone molds in a dishwasher. But my big, small ones will probably run away

After long enough use (more than 10 times it has been baked in it) - I like it. I bought a rather large one to make a cottage cheese casserole from 1 kg of cottage cheese. It "falls out" very well. I smeared it once, and that's it, now I don’t smear it.

Then I baked a "cutlet" in it. I made the minced meat on cutlets, and the vegetable oil ran out, so I put the minced meat in the form and in the oven. Wonderfully baked, and again without excess fat.

I want to show you the latest purchase:
I went for the usual cake pan, and bought such a miracle. Very cute cupcakes are portioned, and blamange can be made, and any aspic. There are also cookie cutters. It is very convenient to make oatmeal cookies in them. Never lubricated with anything. Mine is in the dishwasher, everything is washed perfectly.

I brought myself a silicone brush from Italy, very good .. and portioned molds for cupcakes, I have not seen such in Moscow, not in sheets like everywhere else, but thin separate a la paper forms for muffins .. very convenient .. and a silicone mat, I'm sorry that I didn't take 2 and more different forms separately .. I squeezed 10 euros for a uniform, silly .. and here I didn't see anything less than 700-800 rubles .. and they are clearly worse .. among Italians these are commonplace positions of almost any store , but we also have to look for it ..

[Gulshat]

Gulshat
congratulations on your purchase
I have a yellow one exactly the same, but for some reason the cupcakes always stick, and I'm not very happy with this form.

I wonder why this is so ... Do you chill before removing from the mold?

Please tell me, you don't feel the heat at all in the silicone glove?

[Elena Bo]

Elena Bo
Elena, great 2 in 1.

Gulshat, I cool, but it still sticks. And then it is washed badly. Here is a taper mold - it's not even necessary to cool it, I'm very happy

Please tell me, you don't feel the heat at all in the silicone glove?

If you hold something heavy for a long time, you can feel it.

I saw such beautiful silicone bread molds







I wonder if anyone baked bread in them?

Girls! Just the other day I bought the middle and lower forms. I decided to make a cupcake today in the middle. Did I do it wrong? I washed, dried, greased with olive oil brush. The cupcake turned out to be very tasty, but did not want to shake it out. As a result, half was shaken out, and half remained at the bottom, I had to rip it off with a spatula Maybe I had to wait until it cools down completely.

[Aunt Besya]

Aunt Besya, products from silicone molds do not fly out "with a whistle", lightly, neatly separate the form from the cake next time, everything will work out. I'm talking about semi-liquid dough.Yeast, which is kneaded by hand, comes out easier. Everything will work out! The forms are cool, I kept looking at the top and middle ones. But a little expensive.

I'll know! And then I got used to it in a frying pan and no problems. I thought, turned it over and that's it, but it was not there

And even better (for a cake) when you let it cool in the mold, it is recommended in all cake recipes, this is good for the final preparation and will fly out just with a whistle

Girls! Just the other day I bought the middle and lower forms. I decided to make a cupcake today in the middle. Did I do it wrong? I washed, dried, greased with olive oil brush. The cupcake turned out to be very tasty, but did not want to shake it out. As a result, half was shaken out, and half remained at the bottom, I had to rip it off with a spatula Maybe I had to wait until it cools down completely.

Strangely, from the middle mold (yellow), baking actually flies out with a whistle - I don't have any difficulties absolutely, even if it is hot, even if it has cooled down. It seems that you did everything right, I also greased her grows before the first baking. oil. Now I no longer grease.

I have three silicone molds of different shapes and different firms, so baked goods pop out without problems only from Teskomovskaya.

"Elena Bo
Elena, great 2 in 1. "
Girls, this is not 2 in 1, but 3 in 1. With these potholders, it is very easy to open curled cans. In Finland, along with a label on each silicone little thing, there is a book with pictures, everything shows how to use them, it is very convenient, cans open without any extra effort.

For a long time I have wanted for myself a rug and forms and many more useful things, but where to buy? Maybe someone knows Ukrainian online stores?

For a long time I want to myself a rug and forms and many more useful things, but where to buy? Maybe someone knows Ukrainian online stores?

I won't tell you about online stores, but in Kiev, rugs are sold at the New Line magician in Troyeshchina, I recently bought them, there are two sizes, small and medium, and I'm looking for shapes myself.

[Jeannet]

Jeannet Thank you, I haven't been to New Line yet, there will be a reason to call. And how much did they take?

In Prostor, I saw molds, but they are Chinese in my opinion, cheap, and did not inspire confidence in me. And I somehow saw the Tefalevskys in Foxtrot, but there the choice was not very great

For a long time I want to myself a rug and forms and many more useful things, but where to buy? Maybe someone knows Ukrainian online stores?

There are molds in "Novaya Liniya", there is an even greater choice in "Auchan", Okey ", TSUM, in general it is full in all large and not so large stores. True, they are of the same type, but there are.

Well, in Dnepropetrovsk, similar molds and others are sold in Slavutich on the 2nd floor. I've been "grazing" there for a long time. Yesterday I bought a domestic silicone baking dish (also available in Slavutich) = 22 UAH. (large, round) Haven't tried it yet. Then I will report

[Jeannet]

Jeannet Thank you, I haven't been to New Line yet, there will be a reason to call. And how much did they take?

In Prostor, I saw molds, but they are Chinese in my opinion, cheap, and did not inspire confidence in me. And I somehow saw the Tefalevskies in Foxtrot, but there the choice was not very great

I took the rug at the end of August (but they are there all the time), the size 48x38 cost 137 UAH, and 38x28-107 UAH.