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Cooking & Baking

Botany

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10. We traded work for food

Reply to irisblue (Reply #9)

Wed Nov 22, 2017, 06:02 PM

Nov 2017

At one time I told him what kind of meat i wanted in my goody box and he
said *#XXX!/^ Do I tell you what kind of plants to plant?

BTW I was the one who "found him" when he passed.

BTW part 2 John got me not pork tenderloins & the frozen filet mignons (best deal in the
store outside of the chicken legs and thighs)

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Can I use wax paper when the recipe calls for parchment paper? [View all] Botany Nov 2017 OP

Wax paper should not be used in the oven, unless you are making flaming rolls perhaps. n/t PoliticAverse Nov 2017 #1

Not for baking them. Wax paper will melt and at best, you'll have waxy rolls. sinkingfeeling Nov 2017 #2

Google says no, fire hazard irisblue Nov 2017 #3

Would Al foil work for this recipe? Botany Nov 2017 #4

Keep a close eye on them irisblue Nov 2017 #6

I was just at Weilands about 3 hours ago. Botany Nov 2017 #7

He really was a fun cool dude. irisblue Nov 2017 #9

We traded work for food Botany Nov 2017 #10

You did an excellent job then. irisblue Nov 2017 #11

I went by his house and I saw the mail and papers were still on the front porch ..... Botany Nov 2017 #13

They can stick to foil unless you butter it. n/t radical noodle Nov 2017 #19

If you don't mind that candle flavor... cbreezen Nov 2017 #5

No. Polly Hennessey Nov 2017 #8

I agree. saidsimplesimon Nov 2017 #12

I have made Parket House rolls many times, always baked in a buttered Pan dem in texas Nov 2017 #14

Do you just use butter to line the pan or do you use some flour too? Botany Nov 2017 #16

just butter the pan, don't need flour. dem in texas Nov 2017 #20

For rolls... what about butter? C_U_L8R Nov 2017 #15

I have been baking for about 55 years and before there was parchment paper we used butter or OregonBlue Nov 2017 #17

I just butter the baking sheet. Shrike47 Nov 2017 #18

For what it's worth, I've never used parchment paper. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2017 #21

I totally agree dem in texas Nov 2017 #22

Absolutely. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2017 #23