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On Nov 10, 10:05*am, Andy > wrote:
> merryb said... > > > > > > > > > On Nov 10, 5:29*am, Andy > wrote: > >> Perhaps asked before... > > >> I've been using parchment paper to line a baking sheet for "baked > 'fried' > >> chicken tenders," chipotle pork tenderloin, etc. It's about as non stick > > as > >> greasing the pan itself but so much easier cleanup. It's got a silicone > n > > on- > >> stick property to it. > > >> Greased baking sheet OR parchment paper or the new-age silicone baking > >> sheets? Which do you prefer? > > >> Andy > > > Silpats or Parchment! > > merryb, > > So... your choice?!? > > Don't leave me in suspense!!! ![]() > > Best, > > Andy- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - Ok, silpats. I guess it's the green part of me! I use both, but probably use silpats the most... |
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