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How to Make Parchment Paper
by a eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor
Parchment paper is the grease, moisture and heat-resistant paper that is used for cooking and baking. However, you can also make your own parchment paper at home if you want to give paper an antique look for an art project.
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How to Grill Fish in Parchment Paper
by Angie Marie
Before cooking your fish in the oven or on the stove top, consider grilling fish in parchment paper. Grilled fish en Papillote is the name of this dish in French, which essentially means "in parchment paper." Cooking fish in parchment paper preserves the natural juices of the fish. The parchment paper keeps the fillets moist while locking in the flavors. Placing the parchment-wrapped fish in foil packets prevents the parchment paper from burning on the grill, and cooks the vegetables with your fish fillets.
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The History of Parchment Paper
by Kelli Thomerson Briscoe
Some of the most significant pieces of literature have been written on parchment paper. Sturdy and reusable, parchment was an important player in human history.
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How to Make Parchment Paper
by Alicia Bodine
Back in medieval times people wrote on parchment paper. This paper is no longer used today, but you can create your own parchment paper at home. This project is very inexpensive and a lot of fun. You may want to create some parchment paper for a school project, to re-create an old poem, or to create a scroll of rules for your home. Whatever your reason you are sure to love the end result.
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How to Fold Parchment Paper to Make Pan Liners
by Sarra Jackson
If you haven't already, you will soon learn that using parchment paper to line your baking utensils will dramatically decrease the amount of time it takes to clean the pan. Parchment paper is very affordable in grocery stores and can be used in pans or cookie sheets. If you do, cleaning will be as easy as removing the paper and throwing it in the trash. Find parchment paper that is coated with sulfuric acid that works well against grease and moisture.
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Uses for Parchment Paper
by Vanessa Hamlin
There are many uses for parchment paper in the kitchen from easy cleanup to quick meals. Parchment paper is natural and safe for use with food. Professional cooks have been using it for years in their kitchens to save time and work more effectively and you can, too. Parchment paper can easily be found in the paper and plastic section of your local grocery store.
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What to Use in Place of Parchment Paper for Baking Cookies
by Tiffany Pridgen
Parchment paper is used to line baking sheets or hold in liquids in packets of oven-baked foods. It is lined with a coating of silicone or Quilon, which makes it moisture-resistant. Use of parchment paper enables you to easily free a baked item from its pan and may prevent heavy oil buildup on your bakeware. When parchment paper is unavailable, there are a few items you can use to produce a similar effect.
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Why Doesn't Parchment Paper Burn in the Oven?
by Curt Lanning
Parchment paper is a special paper often used for cooking. The paper itself is often considered to be a substitution for wax paper. Parchment paper can be used in most situations that calls for wax paper. It should be noted, however, that wax paper can not be substituted for jobs that specifically require parchment paper because it will cause the oven to smoke.
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How to Fold Parchment Paper
by Paul Parsons
Parchment paper has a variety of applications in the culinary world. It can be used to help cook up some delectable entrees, serve up vegetable packets and also as a powerful tool in cake decoration. However, the many different folds and ways to utilize the parchment paper can be difficult for some who have never worked with it before. Here is an easy method to fold parchment paper so it can be used as a cake decorator.
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How to Burn the Edges of Parchment Paper
by Abby Johns
Parchment paper is the ideal choice for crafts that require paper that looks old. Parchment paper can be dyed with tea and crumpled. You also can burn the edges. You don't need very many supplies to age parchment paper by burning its edges, and the supplies you do need, can be found at a grocery store or around your house.
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