I figured it was common knowledge that a capital T is tablespoon and a lower case t is teaspoon, but apparently it is not as common as I thought.
So, I put together this handy list of measurement abbreviations and conversions.
Bon Appetit!
Friday, July 19, 2013
Measurements
When I posted the refrigerator jam recipe recently, I was asked many, many times what the T stood for; "is that teaspoon or tablespoon?"
I figured it was common knowledge that a capital T is tablespoon and a lower case t is teaspoon, but apparently it is not as common as I thought.
So, I put together this handy list of measurement abbreviations and conversions.
Bon Appetit!
I figured it was common knowledge that a capital T is tablespoon and a lower case t is teaspoon, but apparently it is not as common as I thought.
So, I put together this handy list of measurement abbreviations and conversions.
Bon Appetit!
Thank you for your measurments chart. Might you have one that changes grams, liters and European measurement to American measurements. Trying to translate my Grandmother's German Cookbook into amounts I can understand! :) Thank you.
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