Been using the fish spat to pry it off but it’s still stuck

by JustATennesseMan

19 Comments

  1. MichiganHiker7

    I’m not a pro as I’m still learning myself, but if you don’t sprinkle flower underneath before placing the loaf or parchment paper, it very well could be stuck to the pan. You may need to just let it cool and pull it out by hand. May not be the best but only thing I can think of.

  2. ShiverTimbers

    wait til it cools down. next time use a baking sheet 😀

  3. Artistic-Traffic-112

    Cook it med heat on the hob for five to ten mins.

  4. strongbow89

    Did you try warming the pan up a little? Might soften the loaf a bit

  5. Ok-Joke-1871

    Haha you did not put the bread on parchment

  6. Advanced-Reception34

    My sourdough never gets stuck to my cast iron, it comes right off. Maybe clean your cast iron well, with soap and scrub it well. Then reseason.

  7. AdmodtheEquivocal

    I’d turn the bitch ass upside down on its head and then give it a few shakes over a towel. Then, if that didn’t work, I’d get my spatula and put it to it’s behind until it calmed down.

  8. reikipackaging

    just run a little water in the pan to cool it off. it’ll come right out.

    >! I am absolutely joking! don’t do this. !<

  9. Plantfire

    Next time sprinkle some flour on the pan before putting the dough on it.

  10. I know this one!

    you don’t. 

    the problem is that the bottom of the dough wasn’t dry.

    you put some water there that’s why it is stuck. Avoid at all cost.

  11. petewondrstone

    Use some motherfucking parchment paper next time. As long as we’re doing the Samuel L Jackson voice, I figured that made sense. Don’t use silicone or rubber though.

  12. First_Timer2020

    “Bitch ass loaf” sent me.

    Perhaps consider parchment paper for your next loaf.

  13. WriterNo7241

    I always put corn meal in my dutch oven before the bread to prevent sticking

  14. KettleFromNorway

    Wait til it has cooled enough to handle. It’ll get a bit soggy underneath. Channel your anger into bending it right out of the pan. Then you can chuck it in the oven on a rack for another 5 minutes at 150c/300f or so to dry it back out, and it’ll crisp right back up. Worst case, some of the bottom crust will remain in the pan, but you’ll happily eat the rest of the bread.

    Did you preheat the pan properly before putting your dough in it? I never use parchment paper because I think it’s better if routine tasks don’t generate more garbage. So as you understand, I’ve also experienced stuck bread. But not very often.

  15. Clingy motherfucker. Turn his bitch ass upside down and spank the life out of him.

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