measurements in recipes

by Amrit
(San Antonio, TX)

Teaspoon, Tablespoon, cup, quart - we ALL understand those measurements but, when you mix it up with grams, millimeters etc. - you lose us.

Sadly, I cannot use many of your recipes because they are in measurements we didn't grow up with.

At least provide a translation chart - that would be helpful.

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Aug 09, 2011
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Measurements
by: Kathy

I agree, I won't or can't use them without the convertion chart. That takes time that I don't want to use looking that up when I can look in my cookbook for basically the same recipes and they are in cups and teaspoons. No offence to anyone. But ml and that really confuses me.

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volume measure vs weight
by: Anonymous

The differene in the measurements are volume measure:cup, tsp ect, vs weight measurements, I have a King Aurthur cookbook and all they do is weight measurements they say that it's more accurate, so I got a kitchen scale and when i am doing their recipes I weight everything.

Hope this helps.

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