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06-18-2018 09:38 AM
@FlowerBear .... from reading through the posts, it appears that they are quite high in sodium. It's a great idea, though, to make some of your own concoctions, and use parchment to wrap the food for cooking. You get the benefit of the wrapping, but control the ingredients.
06-27-2018 07:58 PM
@IslanderGirl62 wrote:I have been cooking in parchment for years using my own seasonings and either chicken or fish, adding in some veggies too. That way I can control the ingredients and the sodium content. Easy prep, even easier clean-up.
I like your way better! I always share with my furbaby and don't use a lot of pre-mades 'cause so often they contain garlic/onion powder which dogs cannot eat. My question is do you oil the pan prior to cooking with the parchment?
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