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In article > ,
(Zspider) wrote:
> Thinking that I was getting pretty good at deciphering Brit speak,
> I nodded my head wisely when I saw a reference to using parchment
> paper to bake coconut macaroons on. Obviously, I figured, they are
> talking about wax paper.
>
> After the smoke cleared out of the kitchen, I decided to rethink
> that translation.
>
> Michael
Parchment paper is not wax paper -- oh, but you found that out.
You can buy it in the supermarket (Kitchen Maid? Reynolds?) near the
wax paper and plastic wraps. I buy mine from King Arthur Flour (online
and a paper catalog) and line my pan with it when I make browniees. A
must, AFAIC. Only rarely do I use it for cookies. :-)
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-Barb, <www.jamlady.eboard.com> Updated 10-22-04; Popovers!.
"Peace will come when the power of love overcomes the love of power."
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