Silpat baking sheet

[KentuckyGirl]

Hello everyone. I just wanted to pass along a little tip I used to make some great chicken for dinner. I took the chicken tenders and dipped them in eggs. Then, I rolled them in parmasean cheese, crushed BBQ pork rinds, red pepper flakes, salt, pepper and garlic power. I was afraid they would stick to the sheet and I decided to use my Silpat baking sheet (It goes into your regular pan). The chicken was awesome and not one thing stuck. I know you can use Pam or something to spray on the pan, but the silpat eliminates that need and it also makes clean up a SNAP! It is well worth your $20 to buy one.
Debbie

[sidrah]

Silpat is awesome, I use it for everything. Chicken sounds like it would taste good. I get my silpat for about 10 bucks. I use it all the time, so I have a few.

[Deflating Diva]

Great invention to bad we did not invent this one! Have you tried baked fish on it yet? Again it works miracles on salmon.
Deflating Diva

[iamcrazy]

thanks for the tip, i think i will pick one up

[Dawn]

The chicken sounds YUMMY!

Dawn

[fr1endly2]

Never heard of it gonna look around for it...

When bakeing i use reynolds wrap RELEASE, and find
it very good and non sticking!

fr1endly2
lisa

[softnred]

I'm too cheap to buy a silpat, so I make due with foil and parchment....

[sidrah]

It sounds like a lot for a little sheet about the size of a good cookie tray, but it is worth it.

I got mine for 10 bucks out at the Corning store at Anthem outlets. If you go down there, maybe you might find a good price.

P.S.
Down there, up there...I can never figure out what is right. I am coming from Chandler so I say out there. Maybe from Tucson, it's down..ahhh, whichever. :no

[MotherOfGizmo]

Since its reusable it seems that in the end it would come out cheaper than buying aluminum foil and parchment! Especially that Release aluminum foil, that stuffs not cheap! I think I'll get myself on of those sheets!