There are many uses for parchment paper, a true kitchen staple. It comes in handy whether you’re making brownies, baked cod with lemons and artichokes, a drop-dead gorgeous strawberry meringue cake, ...

Out of muffin liners? Cut parchment paper into five-inch squares and cover the bottoms with a spritz or two of your preferred ...

You have rolls of both parchment and wax paper, don't you? Most people do! It's almost instinctual at this point to have a constant supply of kitchen essentials such as aluminum foil, freezer ...

Parchment paper, a commonly used tool in baking and cooking, has recently been all the talk on social media, with folks claiming that white and brown parchment paper aren’t equally safe to use in the ...

That's the delightful thing about slow cookers—until your prized dish sticks to the liner and comes out in pieces when it's time to serve. If you're wondering if you can use parchment paper in a slow ...

Pour the batter into two baking pans. (12X7X4 inches). Bake in a 330 F oven until the cake springs back, and tester inserted ...

3. Place a clean sheet of parchment paper on top of the red cake layer, then a second cutting board or inverted baking sheet ...

While parchment paper is most popularly used for baking cookies and more, there are actually a ton of other unique ways to use including gift wrapping for the upcoming holiday season! Let's jump ...

1. Heat oven to 350 degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper, foil or a silicone baking mat. 2. In a large bowl, ...

A Bundt pan or pudding mold lined with parchment paper makes an excellent vessel for treats—not to mention a useful gift long ...

Amanda Cupcake and local author Eliza Evans talk about the newest book and how you can make a delicious cookie recipe with ...