How to Use an Insulated Cookie Sheet

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Tip 1 - Insulated Cookie Sheet

Published: 9 years, 7 month(s) ago | Submitted by pecker 66 | permalink

A commercial-grade essential for every home baker. Heavy-gauge aluminumCentral air chamber insulates food from excessive heatPromotes even baking and browningHand washMade in China.

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Tip 2 - How to Use an Insulated Cookie Sheet | eHow

Published: 9 years, 7 month(s) ago | Submitted by Marianne Ketting | permalink

One of the hottest trends in baking is the insulated cookie sheet. These sheets are more durable and make baking easier with less chance of burning. But beware. There are some things you must know about the difference between baking with the insulated cookie sheets, and baking with traditional ones.

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Tip 3 - Cookie Sheet

Published: 9 years, 7 month(s) ago | Submitted by Robert Richmond - Leeth | permalink

A Cookie Sheet is a flat sheet of metal designed for baking, usually cookies (aka biscuits.) It can also be used for baking many other things from wiener wraps to braided breads, oven fries to cinnamon rolls. Cookie Sheets are usually made of aluminum or steel.

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Tip 4 - How to Use AirBake Pans

Published: 9 years, 7 month(s) ago | Submitted by Terry Morabito | permalink

Insulated baking pans and sheets, commonly manufactured under the AirBake brand name, consist of a layer of air between 2 metal layers. This design circulates the heat more evenly around the food that is being baked to prevent burning....
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Tip 5 - Baking Sheets 101

Published: 9 years, 7 month(s) ago | Submitted by Joe and Emily and Tina Descenza | permalink

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Tip 6 - Cookie Sheets - Cook's Illustrated

Published: 9 years, 7 month(s) ago | Submitted by Elizabeth Sah | permalink

Think your choice in cookie sheets doesn’t matter? Think again. Most of the ones we tested ruined our cookies.

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Tip 7 - The Best Cookie Sheet

Published: 9 years, 7 month(s) ago | Submitted by Bruce Young | permalink

If you’re in the market for a sturdy cookie sheet, the Nordic Ware Naturals Baker’s Half Sheet ($11) is the best one for baking all kinds of cookies. This r

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