To: MarkL; MadelineZapeezda
I have tried several kinds of cheese on the new Reynold's no stick wrap in the oven, and it works fine. Even American cheese slices quartered and baked in a 400 oven for about 8 minutes makes a great snake. All of them have turned out well, except my first batch which I burned because I cooked too long. The oven method is much better than the skillet.
369 posted on
08/31/2003 4:38:41 PM PDT by
RJayneJ
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To: RJayneJ
I have tried several kinds of cheese on the new Reynold's no stick wrap in the oven, and it works fine. Even American cheese slices quartered and baked in a 400 oven for about 8 minutes makes a great snake.Ack!!! I don't eat
SNAKE!!! Sorry, couldn't resist that one...
All of them have turned out well, except my first batch which I burned because I cooked too long. The oven method is much better than the skillet.
Funny you would say that, because I burned my first batch too! Actually, it worked out really well. I had some "drippings" from the chicken that I had made (mostly olive oil and garlic) and I used that to fry up a mixture of shredded romano and parm cheese, and used some grated cheese to soak up any extra liquid. It was really great.
Mark
370 posted on
08/31/2003 5:43:59 PM PDT by
MarkL
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