SC - Panforte - OOP but perioid
Decker, Terry D.
TerryD at Health.State.OK.US
Tue Dec 15 07:00:04 PST 1998
> Would there be a substitute for the baking parchment? I assume something
> is
> needed to keep it from sticking to the pan.
>
> Eleanor d'Aubrecicourt
>
Baker's parchment is a light weight, lintless brown paper. It has a look
and feel similar to tracing paper. Bakers use it to line tins for cakes,
tarts, and other goodies which have a tendency to stick even to greased
tins. You should be able to purchase some at an upscale supermarket. My
last batch was purchased in a close out at a gourmet (yuppie) kitchen
supply.
As a field expedient for the panforte, I would probably use onion skin
typing paper or tracing paper. I have prepared the panforte without
parchment and find that removing the cake from the base is difficult at
best.
Bear
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