Is there a suitable substitute for parchment paper or a silpat baking sheet?

I live way up int he boondocks and want to try a recipe that calls for a silpat  sheet or parchment paper.

Do you know of any reliable substitutes?

The oven temp only calls for 200 degrees.

Comments

[bajablue]

lol... I "bit the bullet" and used ungreased aluminum foil, dull side up... and it worked just fine for this particular recipe. The foil peeled right off of "it". ;-)

Everyone... Thank you so much for your time!!!

[rickharris]

For years and years people just greased the baking tray - Butter for sweet pastry and cooking oil for savoury.

[orksecurity]

Try a sheet of normal paper, maybe -- as the book says, paper doesn't ignite until about 451 degrees.

[AndyGadget]

 
If it's just to stop something sticking, lightly oiled aluminium foil should do the job.

[bajablue]

I'm concerned "it" might spread and not hold "it's" shape on an oiled surface.

Thanks for the suggestion!