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We have a recipe that calls for Parchment Paper on the cookie sheets. Why would one use parchment paper on a cookie sheet? I've always used aluminum foil with some Pam sprayed on it. We are also having trouble finding parchment paper. Anyone have any recommendations on what else to use on the cookie sheets.

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We have a recipe that calls for Parchment Paper on the cookie sheets. Why would one use parchment paper on a cookie sheet? I've always used aluminum foil with some Pam sprayed on it. We are also having trouble finding parchment paper. Anyone have any recommendations on what else to use on the cookie sheets.

Hi WG,

Parchment paper keeps cookies from sticking and I think also results in a crisper cookie. I generally just use a Baker's Secret (dark metal) cookie sheet and don't bother greasing at all, as I find there's enough shortening in the dough. You could also just spray the cookie sheets with a non-stick spray as use as is.

It also depends on what type of cookie you're making--something very sticky would probably work better with the parchment but something like chocolate chip would be fine using the above ideas.

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Thanks Patti :) It's chocolate chip cookies we're wanting to make so I'll try just putting them on the cookie sheet. I'm sure Peter will have pictures for everyone in Sillyville :)

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:D I'm sure they'll be fine with just a quick spray.

I'll look forward to the pictures!

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Parchment paper or release paper is what professionals use in their bakeries and candy factories. We used it in our candy shop but I've never used it for cookies. I agree that for chocolate chip I do not grease the sheets but some other cookies like peanut butter, I do. Use release paper for something incredibally sticky like coconut macaroons which seem to become one with the pan when baked!!

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