i know this sounds stupid but whats a...

[kay2007]

baking parchment?
thanks

 

[Lenwie]

grease proof paper

 

[KD]

It's a non stick silicone paper that you can use to line tins to stop the food sticking.

Bit like a modern day 'greaseproof' paper equivalent

 

[Meneither]

greese proof paper i would assume grease a baking tray, cut out some greased proff paper and put in greased tin then grease that, sounds like someone is baking.

Me.

 

[Mini]

baking parchment?
thanks

Baking parchment is a non-stick paper used to line tins or trays t prevent cake or bsicuit mixtures from sticking to the tin. Unlike greaseproof paper, baking parchment does not need to be greased before using.

 

[kay2007]

thanks wud i b able 2 get sum at the co op or spar?

 

[Lenwie]

any supermarket should sell, usually with the cling film section etc.

 

[Mini]

snap! LOL:giggle:

 

[kay2007]

thanks may ave 2 go get some thanks all

 

[Ameythist]

Greaseproof is normally white and if you are microwaving the bars or making crisps they stick to it. Baking paper is brown and nothing sticks to it both come in a roll like cooking foil.

 

[htpink]

was going to say that - don't try to make crisps on greaseproof as you'll end up eating them off the paper! I got baking parchment from wilkinsons

 

[Sez]

My baking parchment came from Tesco, but I did notice the other day they sell a re-usable "Magic" liner, heatproof and non-stick to line your plates (or what ever) with. Anyone tried it?