Baking a toadstool cake how can I ensure it doesn't stick to the bowl?

Hello!

I did a practice run and half the cake stuck to the bottom of the stainless steel bowl. (I buttered and floured the bowl before hand) when I poured it out. I also had let it cool down before attempting to take it out. No idea how I can do it in a “round circle deep bowl” with baking paper? How can I ensure it doesn’t stick to the bowl? Any suggestions welcomed..and thanks in advance.

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- - aprilb1 said
  - 21 Feb 2016
    11:58 am
Can you get a silicone/flexible bowl and use it instead? It might come out easier
- - mom169284 said
  - 05 Jan 2016
    5:00 pm
If you use baking paper screw it up, then unscrew, screw up again a few more times. This allows the paper to be much easier to work with and will stay in place better. Or alternatively use a round cake tin and cut it to shape.
- - mom81879 said
  - 01 Sep 2015
    8:03 pm
Spray the bowl with non stick cooking spray. Or freeze the bowl before mixing it
- - mom94125 said
  - 26 Jun 2015
    7:11 pm
baking paper or heavily grease the tin. Make the mixture a little moister or take it out 5 mins earlier so it doesn’t dry out as much but is still firm
- - Tene said
  - 29 Dec 2014
    8:43 am
Line the bowl with grease proof paper, this will prevent it sticking and you will have a perfectly turned out cake every time.