Reddit reviews Wilton 12-Cavity Whoopie Pie Baking Pan, Makes Individual 3" Diameter Baked Goods and Treats, Non-Stick and Dishwasher-Safe, Enjoy or Give as Gift, Metal (1 Pan)

We had leftover steak from a parrilla, so we brought it home, chopped it all up and made tacos. You can make my cheese shell microtacos in the same muffin top pan you use to make my cheesebuns. It makes 6 slightly bigger tacos instead of the 12 tiny ones with the whoopie pie pan.

For the cheese shells we used the Cheddar & Asadero blend from Kraft which is our favorite because they add taco seasoning to the cheese.

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MICROTACOS

Ingredients
1 cup shredded cheese (we use this taco blend)
½ lb ground beef (or steak, chicken, etc.)
Chopped onion and seasoning to taste
Optional: guacamole and sour cream

Directions

1. Preheat oven to 350°F.
   
2. Fill bottom of whoopie pie pan (or muffin top pan) cavities with shredded cheese.
   
3. Meanwhile brown ground beef, onions and seasonings.
   
4. Bake cheese for 4 minutes (the cheese will be soft and bubbly, but will firm enough to close the tacos over the filling).
   
5. Add ≈1 tsp of meat onto one half of the melted cheese. Gently fold the cheese over the ground beef side to close. Repeat.
   
6. Bake 15 minutes to re-melt the cheese and solidify the taco shape.
   
7. Fill with guacamole and sour cream before serving.

No Costco neer me carries these chips so I Took this pan $8 and added 1tbsp parmasan cheese. Heat oven to 400°F and bake for 6-8 minutes. They are fantastic!!

I've been making different kinds with red pepper flakes, or Italian seasoning, or a rub I use for my smoked tritip.

They are also good with the chipotle Bitchn sauce.


Edited for a ton of auto correct error from my phone.

So this is the recipe!

https://www.verybestbaking.com/recipes/18476/original-nestle-toll-house-chocolate-chip-cookies/

I used pecans for the nuts.

I only used half of the recipe, and here were the lo-cal tweaks:
-Sub Splenda for the granulated sugar
-Sub brown Splenda blend for the brown sugar
-Use Country Crock Light Butter, melted and cooled for the butter

I put two scoops of cookie dough in each of the molds on this whoopie pie pan:

Wilton 12-Cavity Whoopie Pie... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004CYELQE?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

I used a whoopie pie pan because generally if you use light butter in cookies they don’t keep their shape.

Bake them at 375F for about 15mins. Test the cookies by lifting them off the pan a little bit, if they come up slightly, they’re done!

Like these?

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What specific use do they have in regards to keto?

Personally, love it. I can only eat lettuce wraps for so long before I crave a bread sandwich again. Flax is low carb and has a whole wheat consistency. I prefer this recipe for a heartier bun and bake em in a whoopie pie pan for uniformity. It can be a little salty, so whatever the recipe calls for, cut it in half or omit. And to throw a twist on my buns, I use olive oil and throw in a 2 tsp of crushed, dried rosemary. I use a mortar and pestle.

Flax meal can be a bit pricey ($5-6 per lb) but can last over a year so I stock up when I find it for ~$3/lb.

as one occasional baker to you-- I highly recommend the whoopie pie pans on amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/Wilton-Nonstick-12-Cavity-Whoopie-Pie/dp/B004CYELQE

 

they'll hold the shape you're looking for and so long as the non-stick surface isn't scratched, they pop right off.

Also good for making egg mcmuffins.

 

now back to your regularly scheduled program...


 

edit: YELLOW VIETNAMMMMMMMMM!!!!! Love that strain. Excited to see it in your video.

For the record, even easier than a silpat and trying to make things round, I bought two of these:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004CYELQE/

They're perfectly round, less than half an inch deep. A quick spray of oil, or wipe with butter, spoon in and spread. They lift right out, perfectly round.

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No need to buy any extra gadgets - save your money for all the bacon and coconut oil you're going to buy.

And they're SO EASY. You just need this pan. If you don't want to get the pan, you can make the microwave version in a dish that's the size you want the muffin to be.

There are also almond buns that are very similar, but they're way more calorically dense and almond flour is more expensive so I usually do flax. :)

So I made these last night! SO simple, and my husband loved them. This is my new go to. It felt like I had a regular bun, tasted good- my 5 year old ate one that I hadn't cut in two and liked it.
The only problem I need a bigger bun pan. I used this [muffin pan] (http://www.amazon.com/Wilton-Nonstick-12-Cavity-Whoopie-Pie/dp/B004CYELQE/ref=sr_1_3?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1395929155&sr=1-3&keywords=hamburger+bun+pan) Wilson pan for muffin tops and its a little bigger than slider size but not quite regular bun size so my meat was the biggest thing in the burger- not that its truly a bad a thing. Just felt awkward with my huge Johnsonville Cheddar Bacon 1/3lb patty...

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• Bread for sandwiches - LC Foods has a pretty good White bread mix. I usually just use a Mission low carb tortilla and make it like a panini/quesadilla kind of sandwich thingy instead. But then, I like hot sandwiches...
  
  
• Tortellini pasta - Sorry, no help for you there, but I do make "ravioli" (recipe below).
  
  > 1 oz, Cream cheese
  > 2 egg
  > 0.50 cup, shredded, Cheese, mozzarella
  > 3" whoopie pie pan with at least 12 spaces
  >
  >Microwave 1/4 cup mozzarella until melty. Add cream cheese and egg and mix thoroughly. Spray pan with oil and divide mixture equally in the 12 spaces.
  >
  > Bake at 350F for 10 min. Remove all pieces and let them cool.
  >
  >Place 6 pieces back in the whoopie pie pan, divide the remaining 1/4 cup cheese (and any other very small amounts of filling you desire) on top of the pieces in the pan. Place the remaining 6 pieces on top of the cheese. Bake 5-10 minutes or until the cheese is visibly melty on the sides.
  >
  > Voila! Top with your favorite sauce (I like Rao's Brand jarred if I'm not making it myself) and enjoy!.
  
  
• Gnocchi - The Primitive Palate Garlic Gnocchi. Note: I actually like to refrigerate them overnight before adding them to the soup. I think it makes the texture more on par with a potato gnocchi, but then I'm not exactly the leading expert on Italian food so YMMV.
  
  
• Base for Chicken and Gnocchi Soup, or use your own. Mine comes out to 8 servings and around 410 calories and 4g net carbs per serving not including the gnocchi.
  
  Bonus:
  
  
• LC Foods also has a really f-ing good cheesy biscuit mix.
  
  
• I prefer Great Low carb Bread company's premade pizza crusts, but then there are so many pizza crust recipes it might not be worth it to you since they are pricey. I like them because they are easy to take to work with some sauce, cheese, and pepperoni and have a quick and easy lunch.
  
  
• Netrition.com is a great place to go for premade low carb products. You can find LC Foods and Great low Carb Bread Company products there along with Dixie Foods and others. Shipping is only like $5 for the whole order so it helps to reduce costs there.

Yup that's the best idea. I recommend this one.

If you make yourself an amazon.com account and add your shipping address then link me your gift code I will buy you this. It's amazing and you should have one!

http://www.amazon.com/Wilton-Nonstick-12-Cavity-Whoopie-Pie/dp/B004CYELQE/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1407808914&sr=8-2&keywords=shallow+muffin+pan