How to make cookies without using greaseproof paper or a baking tin?
I don't have greaseproof paper nor a baking tin and I'm baking cookies. What should I do?
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You should use what you have available as long as it is flat. Thin is good, if you have no cookie sheets you could use any thin-bottomed pans you have (thick bottoms take too long to get up to temperature, leading to inconsistent results). A layer of tin foil will work in lieu of greaseproof paper in most cases, shiny side towards the cookie.
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A layer of tin foil will work in lieu of greaseproof paper in most cases, shiny side towards the cookie. +1 for foil. I've used a double layer of foil in my toaster oven to bake just a few cookies for one after-meal treat and it works like a charm!Can you make cookies without greaseproof paper?
Just as you can bake biscuits without baking powder, you can also bake cookies without the need to use parchment paper. The main reason why people use parchment paper is to ensure an easier cleanup. Therefore, if this is your main concern, you should use heavy foil instead of parchment to reduce cleanup time.What can I use instead of a baking tray for cookies?
If you do not have a cookie sheet, you can bake cookies with an aluminum baking pan, silicone pan, cast iron skillet, muffin pan, porcelain baking pan, glass baking dish, and a pizza stone. You will learn how to use other types of cookware and even if aluminum foil can be used for baking cookies.How do you make cookies without baking paper?
Since parchment paper is often used to create a nonstick surface, greasing the pan will accomplish the same results. Coat your cookie sheet or pan with cooking spray, butter, or oil. Then, lay the food directly on the pan. This will work for everything but the most delicate or gooey treats.HOW TO BAKE WITHOUT BAKING PAPER | Baking Paper Substitute | Recel Creates
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For years, I never used anything but a good cookie sheet or jelly roll pan. Most cookies have so much oil in them (whether through butter or oil) that they don't stick to anything. If you have a very thin spatula, it helps move the cookies to and fro while keeping their shape (somewhat).
Now, I use parchment paper and love how much faster it makes moving the cookies about. If I don't have it, however, I'm still going to make some cookies. They'll just be slightly oval instead of round.
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Grease computer paper and use it as baking sheets, always works
Answer 4
Grease a baking tray with some butter or lard
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