How to Make a Parchment Paper Circle | Baking Tip

Making your own parchment paper circles for baking is fun and easy to do. Just fold, cut and like magic you'll have a custom fit parchment paper circle for your cake pan. All you need is parchment paper, a round cake pan, and a pair of scissors. If you can make a paper snowflake then you can make a parchment paper circle.

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[morksmate]

I have watched many other 'help' videos on how to do this, but they all seemed to assume that the person watching knew what they were doing - lasting just over a minute, it was fold, fold, fold and fold then cut! Obviously what I ended up with was NOT a circle😂
Watched your very well instructed video and had a circle first time! Like others have said, the 'book' analogy and the ‘anchor point' made all the difference.
Thank you from Scotland in 2024 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😘

[Dohayoussef]

THANK YOU!! This is the only time I've been able to make a circle out of parchment paper using this technique because you clearly explained how to do it. I watched so many other videos and none explained it as detailed as you. Thank you soo much!

[mellowbutterfly]

I never comment on videos, but I had to for this! Thank you for the detailed explanation on how to make a parchment paper circle. It was extremely helpful. This video is way better than Martha Stewart's!

[aurasoular]

This was one of the clearest videos showing how to do this!!!

[pdmrn]

I felt like such a dummy not succeeding in this seemingly simple task. I needed your clear & concise explanation, for me it was the finger-marking and "spine of the book" instruction that finally clicked in my brain. You're an angel :)

[YvonnePabuwal]

Absolutely fabulous. Your tutorial is the best . So detailed, specific, didn't tie me up in knots as the other videos I have watched did..Thank you.

[LP_]

Thank you soooo much! Every other video I followed I ended up with 2 half circles, but this cleared it up for me!!!

[morksmate]

Thank you so much - I have watched other videos showing (supposedly!) how to do this, but have never managed, as got lost at the last 'fold'. After watching you, I managed first time! I think the real difference for me was the tip to hold on to the bottom point of the 'spine' when folding. Excellent video and, thanks again.

[chinoyanwodo]

Ignore the negative comments telling you to hurry or get to the point or blah blah

Yours is very detailed, extremely detailed. Its meant for a target audience and you did well with it . Thanks ❤❤

[maratusa]

This really was a well done video. Thanks so much from coastal Mississippi.😊

[thehotdoglover]

Best tutorial on this technique! Watched 3 other videos that were form over function and led me to make a stupid square inside of a circle because they skimmed over the concept of the anchor point.

[jackiefromm]

Thank you so much! Your explanation was easy to understand compared to two other videos I've watched! You got a like and a subsciber from me!

[chinoyanwodo]

This really helped me
Its very detailed, ❤❤❤
Thank youuu

[eagleeyes]

thank you so much for the great video step by step and the explanation thank you very much wish you all the best

[pancake]

Thank you for making this so clear! I watched a shorter video on the same thing and wound up with 4 little triangles cuz I guess I didn’t realize which direction to fold 😭😂 Your explanation was much better because of how specific you were!

[mthlay]

I'm baking a cake for my sister in law. Thanks for the video!

[sandrahenriquez]

Bless you! The speed and explanation is far superior to other videos teaching this trick, Including Martha Stewart’s vid 👍🏾

[miraashnagounden]

Thank you for explaining it so well and showing it slowly aswel. I watched another video of a famous person doing it and it didn't work!

[Nounou]

Super helpful. Other videos failed to mention the anchor, which is where I was having a little difficulty and you nailed it for me! Thank you!

[brendajackson]

Thanks so much for your time and details for visual person like me.