1. What Is Parchment Baking Paper?
Parchment baking paper (aka baking parchment) is a cellulose-based, silicone-coated paper designed to resist heat, grease, and moisture。Unlike waxed paper, it won’t melt or stick when exposed to oven temperatures up to around 420–450°F。
2. Why Home Bakers Should Keep It on Hand
Non-stick baking: cookies, muffins, and cakes easily slide off
Even heat distribution: a suggested trick is layering parchment to minimize hot spots
Effortless cleanup—just toss the used paper, no scrubbing required .
3. Beyond Baking: Versatile Kitchen Uses
Create parchment packets for steaming fish or vegetables “en papillote”
Use it to line air-fryer baskets to reduce mess
As a crafts tool—DIY pastry cones, funnels, or lunch wraps
4. Choosing the Right Type
Rolls vs. Pre-cut sheets: rolls offer flexibility; pre-cut sheets, like your own product, save prep time
Unbleached vs. bleached: unbleached (kraft) is eco-friendlier and avoids chlorine-based bleaching
Side note: most commercial brands are silicone-coated on both sides—no special side to face up
5. Pro Tips for Best Results
Secure sheet corners with binder clips or a dab of batter to prevent curling
Reuse lighter-duty sheets when baking low-moisture items
Avoid using parchment under a broiler—it can burn
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