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Date Posted: 01/17/01 10:34:38pm
Author: CB
Subject: Parchment Paper for baking

Line cake pan or cookie sheet with parchment paper when
baking. The cookies will be the same color on bottom as
the top. Cakes will turn out with no sticking to the bottom
of the pan or when pulling the paper away from the cake.
First oil the bottom of the cake pan and lightly flour.
Then add the parchment paper cut to fit the bottom of
the pan. Do not oil or flour the top of the paper, then
add the batter. Place parchment paper to fit on cookie
sheet and put the cookies directly on the paper. No need
to oil the cookie sheet. I save the paper used for the
cookies and reuse until paper begins to turn brown around
the edges. I have used wax paper before but the parchment paper is superior. You can buy it on a roll like wax paper usually in the cake decorationg area.

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