Parchment paper is the key to poaching on the stove and a great tool to enhance air-frying. Here's how to use parchment paper for baking or cleanliness in the kitchen, too.

Chocolate chip cookies sitting on parchment paper in a pan. - New Africa/Shutterstock Parchment paper is a handy tool to have in the kitchen for more than one reason. It's heat resistant, non ...

Lining a functional nonstick pan with parchment paper “kind of defeats the purpose,” López-Alt says.

If desired, use metal (oven-safe) clips to secure the parchment to the sides of pan for neat edges and to prevent the paper from flopping into the batter. - Tube pans.

It’s very helpful when lining the bottoms of loaf pans. -- Marlyn W., in Hedgesville, West Virginia Marlyn, I like to use paper weights when I can to hold down curly parchment paper. -- Heloise ...

To Line Loaf Pans Start with a piece of parchment that's a rectangle with about 2 inches of extra space around each edge of your loaf pan. An easy way to do this is to flip your loaf pan upside ...

17 creative hacks and ways to use parchment paper inside and out of the kitchen.