how to prevent the baking sheet from burning while broiling in the oven?

[Tolina]

how to prevent the baking sheet from burning while broiling in the oven?

i've tried to make vegetarian "chicken shawarma" with "yves chicken tender" or something like that.

when i transfered it to the broiling the baking sheet burnt very fast.

what can i do?

thanks,

[castironchef]

What do you mean by "baking sheet?"

Do you mean silicone impregnated parchment?

[shel]

Isn't Yves a soy product?

Shel

[Tolina]

Originally Posted by castironchef

What do you mean by "baking sheet?"

Do you mean silicone impregnated parchment?

by saying baking sheet i mean parchment paper. this is just how it was translated to by using some glossary.

i'm using regular one. i don't know what is silicone impregnated parchment. it will not burn at that heat?
where can i buy something like that?

so there's no other way to prevent the veg chicken from sticking?

[Blueicus]

All parchment is/should be silicone impregnated to a certain degree... which gives it its somewhat unpaper-like texture. The fact of the matter is, parchment paper will darken if you put it in an oven. Is it catching on fire?

If you're cooking meat or reheated chicken tenders just put the oven to 350 and you don't usually need parchment paper under your broiling pan.

[Free Rider]

Yves products are soy, I believe. They'll react differently than meat when cooked.

Edited to add link to Yves website: Yves Veggie Cuisine - Welcome!

[DC Sunshine]

Try lining your tray with aluminium foil - it handles higher temperatures well

I use it when I make honey/soy/garlic chicken wings - stops all the marinade sticking and burning to the tray.

[Tolina]

thanks, i will try to use aluminium foil.

when i used it to make vegetarain "kebobs", the kobebs sticked very easily. and i think there is good chances it will stick with this as well.

[Tolina]

hi,

here are some of the photos of the vegetarian "chicken shawarma" with "yves" brand chicken.

what do you think of it?









i do look for suggestions for how to improve this.

i really enjoyed it. i used some mixed mediterranean spice, turmeric and salt. i've marinated it without the salt with canola oil.
served on a fresh big pita i've found, lettuce, cucumber, tomato, onion and tahini sauce.

after frying it i broiled it and it god a bit scorched aroma which i liked. this fake chicken does has unpleasant after taste in my opinion. at the stage it was ready i think it was much hard to me as a vegan to notice it.

[Tolina]

Originally Posted by Free Rider

Yves products are soy, I believe. They'll react differently than meat when cooked.

Edited to add link to Yves website: Yves Veggie Cuisine - Welcome!

i think it is much different then how you can use real meat. i don't like many of their products, but i was only tried the ones with out the eggs ingredients. as i'm not eating animal ingredients.

[Tolina]

Originally Posted by Blueicus

All parchment is/should be silicone impregnated to a certain degree... which gives it its somewhat unpaper-like texture. The fact of the matter is, parchment paper will darken if you put it in an oven. Is it catching on fire?

If you're cooking meat or reheated chicken tenders just put the oven to 350 and you don't usually need parchment paper under your broiling pan.

where can i buy silicone impregnated parchment paper?
i didn't saw it in canada yet. it's darken at high temperatures. but i don't think it cached fire.

i used broiling with the high setting. i'm not using real chicken. i use fake one. i tend to believe this product will stick without parchment paper.

[Tolina]

Originally Posted by shel

Isn't Yves a soy product?

Shel

yes. and one of its ingredients is also wheat gluten.

soy based are controversial. i don't know much of the facts of this issues of soy.

i don't like much of what i have to eat as vegan so i eat many soy and gluten based products.

[Tolina]

and for a nice resource for video shawarma recipe using real meat i would include this.
How To Make Barbecued 'Shawarma' Chicken Sandwich (Food & Drink: Grill)

[Tolina]

so, what do you think of this idea for shawarma?

[DC Sunshine]

Sounds very nice - a good dish for anytime, and very versatile. Thanks for the link Tolina