However, if your parchment paper is “natural” or “uncoated,” you can compost it, or you can recycle it if it’s not covered in ...

Don't get wax paper and parchment paper mixed up. Wax paper and parchment paper might look similar, but they serve very different purposes in the kitchen. Wax paper has a thin coating of wax on ...

There's no discernible difference between the natural brown or white colors in terms of performance or usage. Of course, there are plenty of other reasons to use parchment paper in the kitchen.

Are wax paper and parchment paper interchangeable? I use parchment to line pans and wax to roll out pastry, but do I need both? This was a question that came up recently during our weekly live ...

Laurence's go-to is natural parchment paper with no coatings on it. "I've had no problem and no limitation with respect to temperature — as long as it's under 450," she says. "But most air ...

It’s no secret that I am a big fan of parchment paper, but what of its less-expensive, but still non-stick friend, wax paper? Why does it exist? And do you need it? This is part of The Grown-Up ...

I’ve been using it for so long I don’t recall when I first heard about parchment paper, but I do have a vague recollection of thinking the name conveyed some sort of official, fancy ...

What is your opinion of using rolls of parchment paper to line the boxes that I will use to store and move old books? I've heard that it helps prevent moisture accumulation. Severn D., via email ...

I especially like the unbleached kind, which has a natural brown color that can make for a nice presentation lining a platter or tray. Because it’s less expensive than parchment paper ...