Cheesecake mold stainless steel perforated

Classic cheesecake on shortcrust pastry is a specialty of this form. However, there is nothing to stop you putting a quiche, pie or yeast pastry in the oven. Buttering is sufficient to prevent baking, or you can use the enclosed, suitably cut and reusable baking foil - which is recommended for semi-solid doughs anyway, so that nothing swells out. Either way, the removable base makes unmolding the baked cake child's play, as does cleaning the baking tin after use.

The gourmet country of France is famous for its shortbread pastries. Whether savory or sweet - salée or sucré - whether Quiche Lorraine, Tarte Fromage, Tarte au Citron, Tarte au Chocolat filled with ganache or Tartelettes with Crème pâtissière and summery berry fruits: The variety of recipes is almost endless. But the basis is always the same: a crispy dough with lots of good butter, called pâte brisée in the language of gourmets. This succeeds in the home oven all the better if professional equipment is available. Hence our recommendation for the baking pans from de Buyer in Le Val-d'Ajol on the edge of the Vosges Mountains. The robust, two-part stainless steel molds have a special feature that ensures a particularly even and good baking result: Their bottoms and edges are perforated all around. This ensures even heat distribution. This means that a beautiful, well-baked crust is formed on all sides, even on the inside. To reduce waste in your kitchen, de Buyer also provides each of its baking pans with cut-to-size baking foils that can be reused up to 200 times.

The company de Buyer has been designing and manufacturing cooking and baking utensils for more than just professional chefs since 1830. Based in the Vosges, the company now places great importance on environmental and social standards as a manufacturing company. In 2022, the company was certified for the second time in accordance with the United Nations' Corporate Social Responsibility Commitment, which defines more than 50 assessment criteria, including ethical behavior, respect for human rights and accountability. The company is also becoming increasingly involved beyond the boundaries of its own site. To protect the environment and water in the region, de Buyer operates its own waste water treatment plant. Components of non-stick coatings can be recycled on site and thus reused. The cooking appliance manufacturer recently supported a local reforestation project by planting more than 1,000 trees, and the company's own beehives help to revitalize the bee population in the Vosges mountains.