Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[featherhead007]

OK here's the deal - check the temperature rating of your parchment paper, it varies, some are higher than others. But all of them are usually rated for at least 350F. So you could try baking the bacon a little longer at the lower temp and probably get similar results, as I believe that the fat content of the bacon will slow it from drying out before it browns. But I haven't ever baked bacon.
I bake bread all the time with parchment paper. I have a type rated for 428F and often am baking at 425F temp, with no problems.
Note: parchment paper is called that because of how it looks and behaves, but it is not really parchment paper. It is a wood-pulp paper coated (one or both sides) with what is supposed to be high-grade food-safe silicon coating. I buy a type manufactured in Europe for that reason.

Seems I will be studying parchment paper today, thanks again

 

[featherhead007]

Seems I will be studying parchment paper today, thanks again

Ps. If I mess up, I know the birds won’t care

 

[BY Bob]

Hubby and I had our first shot of astrazeneca vaccine today. The second dose is in twelve weeks. Take that Covid!

Chicken tax
(and a belated Mugshot Monday)View attachment 2663104

Hooray! Congrats on getting the shot.

 

[featherhead007]

Here’s a two for Tuesday pic.

 

[featherhead007]

For any of you, that are following my escapades with Jaffar, his biting me last night is all forgiven. He walked up to me today, and sat next to me. ( I rubbed his waddles, “he likes that”) and we talked for a while, about his tribe. For so many years, Jaffar has never had ladies of his own. Now I’m thinking, he has too many. He disagreed, but stated “cock-a- rrr- a-rrrr. That’s his signature crowing. Then he was off to rooster again.

 

[BY Bob]

Here’s a two for Tuesday pic. View attachment 2663418

They really are darling.

 

[featherhead007]

They really are darling.

They are almost as big as the older birds are now. It’s amazing

 

[featherhead007]

Both generations are roosting together in the barn/coop now, but there is a definite pecking order, well established.

 

[RoyalChick]

What did your little princesses look like when they were little? The "EE" chicks are sprouting feather tuffs and they are barred as well. I'm thinking I might have ended up with Cream Legbars.

Oooh lucky you! I will dig up some photos of them as babies. All I remember is they were as cute as hell!

 

[ChicoryBlue]

Not sure if you were with us Marie, the last time I posted this.

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That snake is on the ceiling! Holy cow! (Well it is the southern hemisphere)