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In article >, Wayne Boatwright
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> My regular aluminum tube pan is packed for moving and I only have a
> teflon-
> coated tube pan available for baking. If it's scrupulously clean and oil
> free (a la dishwasher) will it work for an angelfood cake?
>
> TIA



Personally, I think it will. Even though it's non-stick, I'm betting
you can get enough stickage-via-baking to let the batter climb. It'll
probably be easy to clean. :-) And I'd be careful when inverting it to
hang to cool. Let us know.
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