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!
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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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