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How to Remove Bete Noire from a Springform Pan

Asked Nov 23, 2019 by Tom S.

I made the Bête Noire last night in a test run for next week. It's delicious. One question, though. Do you have any suggestions for removing the torte from the springform pan? It's lovely looking but I made a mess of it trying to remove the bottom of the pan once I remove the sides, and trying to get the parchment paper off as well. Should it come off easily? Mine was stuck on there pretty well. Do you leave the paper on when setting it out on a serving plate? When I've used the springform for other things I usually turn upside down to remove the bottom, but that obviously wouldn't work in this case. Thanks!

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COMMENTS

  • Emily W.

    January 6, 2020

    Yes to Lynn C.'s recommendation to leave the Bête Noire tart on the pan bottom. I just made the recipe yesterday and removed the sides and served the tart on the pan-bottom. The parchment paper mostly stuck right to the pan bottom and the few scraps that wanted to come with the slices were easy to slip off. What a delicious dessert this is, by the way!

    • Lynn ClarkMilk Street Staff

      January 7, 2020

      Thanks for providing some first-hand experience, Emily! Best, Lynn C.