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Will this work with a large mold (bundt-cake size)?

Qamar

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Yes - just do it carefully and gently.

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Will this work for small silicone moulds?

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If the mould is silicone, just run a butter knife around the inside edge and turn the mould inside out.

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Will it work with a glass container?

Abigail Heinz

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Yes, this should work using a glass container.

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What if I am using a ceramic antique mold that I can't squeeze to get it to release?

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Spray the mold with cooking oil (like Pam) before you put in your jelly.

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To get the bottom layer unstuck from the pan, should I grease or wet the pan before pouring in the jelly layer?

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Dip the bottom of the pan in warm water for a minute before trying to remove the jelly layer; it should pop right out.

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Do I put the mold in the warm water after the jelly has set before I'm ready to remove the mold, or do I put it in while the jelly is still watery as its setting?

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You would put the mold in warm water after it has set or the jelly might take longer to set.

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I'm using a metal mould, will this method work?

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Yes. It might even work better because of the metal's conductivity. Just take care not to break the jelly.

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