Cooking measurements

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Measurement equipment Use Australian Standard measuring cups and spoons. The plastic ones found in supermarkets and kitchenware shops are a perfect choice. Check the metal ones and overseas brands as most are not Australian standard and therefore not suitable for Australian recipes. Use cup and spoon measures for dry and solid ingredients and a measuring jug for liquid ingredients. When measuring dry ingredients, dip the cup or spoon measure into the food and lift out. Use the edge of a…

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Never have to guess at how much of an ingredient you need in a recipe again! This easy-to-read Kitchen Measurements Chart will make preparing your recipes a whole lot easier. Hang it on the fridge or cabinets to be used as reference when cooking. Cooking measurements are listed for dry measurements, liquid measurements, oven temperature, and weight. *** If you would like this laminated instead. please go to the following link…