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Here are some helpful solutions for the common causes:
Be sure to carefully grease the bottom of each muffin cup, using solid vegetable shortening. Or, spray bottoms only of muffin cups with a no-stick cooking spray. Paper or aluminum foil cup liners can be used instead of greasing the muffin cups.
Allow muffins to cool a few minutes (follow recipe directions) in the pan, then carefully remove. The steam that condenses during standing makes muffins easier to remove from the pan. If the muffin continues to stick, carefully run a narrow flexible metal spatula or thin-bladed knife around the sides of each muffin to loosen.
Use solid shortening to grease muffin cups. Vegetable oil is absorbed into the batter as the muffins bake. Learn more about Fats in Baking.
The amount of fat in the muffin batter affects how easily the baked muffin can be removed from the pan. Lightly spray the bottom of each muffin cup with no-stick cooking spray or use paper or aluminum foil cup liners.
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