In baking, shortening is used with pastries, pie crusts and biscuits to make them flaky. It is also used in frying or deep-frying as a liquid. However, there may be times when you want to substitute shortening in a recipe with something else--whether it's for health reasons, principles, or lack of shortening on hand.
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In the app you created or saved the design in, click File > Print, and then click Properties or Show Details to display all print settings. Select a paper type such as HP Premium Inkjet Paper, Special Paper, or Iron-On Transfer, depending on what is available in the menu.