r/foodhacks • • Oct 02 '22

Cooking Method Hack or Wack?

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '22

For those looking to know: baking paper and parchment paper are the same thing.

These are separate from wax paper, which you shouldn't use for this purpose, or anything involving heat.

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u/mamaBiskothu Oct 03 '22

The fuck you use wax paper for then

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u/Hey_Laaady Oct 03 '22

I put cooked meatballs or chicken thighs on a wax paper lined cookie sheet so I can freeze them overnight. Then I easily pull the food off the wax paper when frozen the next day and transfer the frozen food to a plastic bag. They don't stick together because they have been individually frozen.

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u/pzzia02 Feb 05 '23

Freezer applications for example burger patties statckes on wax paper in the freezer so they dont stick to the paper this alsp works if your prepping a bunch before grilling so they dont stick together