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Is there a difference between waxed paper and greaseproof paper?
Greaseproof paper is the British name for what Americans call waxed paper.
Definition of butter paper?
greaseproof paper that is used for wrapping butter
Is greaseproof paper opaque or transparent?
it is translucent
Where can i get parchments paper?
Baking parchment is also known as greaseproof paper. It is available in most supermarkets.
What is the difference between greaseproof paper and non-stick parchment paper?
Greaseproof paper is the British name for what Americans call waxed paper. It is coated with wax. Non-stick parchment paper is treated with silicone, and is much better for baking since it can withstand higher heat. Don't let it hang over the edge of your pan.
Is Greaseproof paper available in America if not is there an alternative for use in baking?
Parchment paper. Only brand I've seen at the grocery store is Reynolds.
What is grease proof paper?
; Greaseproof Paper : A protective wrapping paper made from chemical wood pulps, which are highly hydrated in order that the resulting paper may be resistant to oil and grease.
How is butter paper made?
Butter Wrapping PaperPaper, which is used for wrapping butter, margarine etc.Butter paper is made from highly beaten/refined pulp. The general grade is greaseproof paper.
Can butcher paper be used to line a baking sheet in a hot oven?
This might work, but only if paper is greased both sides. If you have run out of baking paper, greased greaseproof or brown paper would be better alternatives
How can you make a drum from rubbish?
Stretch clingfilm/greaseproof paper/paper over an old box tight, and cellotape it. You can make a drum beater by cellotaping a few straws (eg. 4) together.
How do you remove candle wax from 85 percent acrylic and 15 percent polyster fabric?
Put a sheet of greaseproof (parchment) paper over where the wax stain is, and iron over the parchment paper with a iron on a barely warm setting. Keep ironing until the wax has melted slightly (you may need to turn the iron up slightly). Hopefully by the time the wax has warmed up, most of it should be sticking to the greaseproof paper and not your fabric.
What is the term for food cooked in oiled greaseproof paper or foil?
Perhaps you are thinking of "en papillote". I believe that is usually associated with parchment rather than foil.
