Measurements – How and What Tools We Use To Measure
It is always a challenge to first find a good recipe on internet and then understand their ingredients. We completely understand this challenge and hence have come up with this list of measurement tools that we always use in our recipes. We have observed that people get more confused (including us) with the ingredient’s quantity … Read more
It is always a challenge to first find a good recipe on internet and then understand their ingredients. We completely understand this challenge and hence have come up with this list of measurement tools that we always use in our recipes.
We have observed that people get more confused (including us) with the ingredient’s quantity more than the actual recipe. Hence, it becomes really important that we clearly show up what 1 tsp or a Tbsp means while you are following our recipe. This would certainly help you get more closer to the final result that we have already tried and tested in our kitchen.
Metric | What We Mean | Measuring Tool | Measuring Substitute |
TeaSpoon (tsp): The word tsp with small ‘t’ denotes Tea-Spoon in all our recipes. | |||
1/4 tsp | |||
1/2 tsp | |||
3/4 tsp | |||
1 tsp | |||
TableSpoon (Tbsp):The word with capital ‘T’ denotes Table-Spoon in all our recipes. | |||
1 Tbsp | |||
Tea-Spoon In terms of Table-Spoon | |||
1 tsp = 1/4 Tbsp | |||
Table-Spoon In terms of Tea-Spoon | |||
1 Tbsp = 3 tsp | |||
1 Tbsp | |||
Cup | |||
1 Cup | |||
1 Pinch | |||
1 Bowl | |||
1 Liter | |||
1 Oz | |||
1 Small/Medium/Large size Potato | |||
1 Small/Medium/Large size Tomato | |||
1 Small/Medium/Large size Onion |