Cuki Oven Paper is the product designed to cook in a light and natural way, without adding fats or seasonings. The particular composition in cellulose fiber guarantees maximum non-stickiness, preventing food from sticking to the pan.
Cuki Carta Forno is produced with cellulose fibers obtained from wood from forests managed in a sustainable way for the protection of forests.
Cuki Oven Paper is made through a production process that makes it biodegradable, recyclable and compostable.
Cuki Oven Paper is a product with multiple uses, discover some of them here!
Cooking in the oven : use Cuki non-stick baking paper to line the bottom of trays and cake pans. Wet and squeeze the sheet of parchment paper well to make it adhere better to the bottom of the container.
Cooking in a pan : cover the bottom of the pan with Cuki Oven Paper and cook your foods with little seasoning or without adding fat. The pan does not get dirty.
Steam cooking: for healthy cooking, wrap your food with Cuki Oven Paper and experiment with cooking in water or steam. The aromas will be retained during cooking and the flavor of your food will be enhanced.
Present the dishes : bring your dishes cooked in foil with Cuki Oven Paper to the table. The presentation will be a success and the aroma of your food will be enhanced.
Separating in the freezer : before freezing your food, separate them with Cuki Oven Paper. This way you can comfortably take out only the food you need from the freezer.
Decorating sweet and savory preparations : express your creativity using Cuki Oven Paper to create original designs with which to decorate your creations, whether they are sweet or savory.
For proper use, here are some recommendations:
- Avoid proximity or contact with flames or electrical resistances in the oven.
- Avoid the paper coming into contact with the oven walls.
- Do not use with the grill switched on.
- Do not exceed a temperature of 220 ° C in the oven.
- Do not use the sheet without food or dough.
- In a pan do not exceed 220 ° C and 10 minutes of cooking over medium heat, making sure that the paper does not come out of the edges.
- Beware of the hacksaw.
