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Here’s a shortlist of the conversions using the graphic above. You’re going to find it so useful, and soon enough, you’ll have the graphic memorized for life! You should totally print this and keep it on your refrigerator. The original graphic was pretty worn out, so I decided to make a fresh one for you to utilize. I printed a handy graphic a few years ago (pretty sure I originally printed it from this site) that I had tucked it into the back edge of a cookbook and filed it away in my kitchen, sure to be forgotten. How many cups in a pint? And how many pints in a quart? I went to Google, as I have to do every single time I need to remember measurement conversions and it occurred to me: there has to be a better way! It was a bit of an overwhelming task, but, it did allow me to brush up on my measurements a bit. I didn’t end up making the apple butter, so I can’t share the recipe.

I found that I was struggling to remember some of the measurements that I had learned in school! Since I don’t necessarily want to make gargantuan portions, I knew I needed to figure out a way to half the recipe. Y’all, the proportions for these recipes are HUGE! Have you ever looked at some of the recipes in those Amish cookbooks? Currently our grams to cups conversion is our 12 th printable and we have plenty more planned for you.Recently, I was trying to make a recipe for apple butter that I had found in an old Amish cookbook.

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How To Convert Slow Cooker Freezer Meals To The Instant Pot.

Then you know that it is 240ml and you can use a measuring jug rather than a cup if you don’t have cups. Perfect for when you are following an instant pot recipe and it asks for a cup of water. Or quickly learn what ml is required to measure in cups. My favourite feature though, is that you can quickly understand the temperatures for when cooking in the air fryer.

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They are our top 10 go to conversions and included in your free printable.īelow you can subscribe for FREE to Recipe This and receive our metric to imperial cook time chart in PDF. In the Milner kitchen there are some metric to imperial conversions we do the most and know from memory because we use them that much. Such as when I make instant pot quinoa or instant pot brown rice. This is ideal if you are following a recipe for making porridge, because next time you can do it in cups or take a cups recipe to grams.īut there are some recipes that I rarely measure in grams and just stick with cups as it is easier and the measurements are spot on. Then make myself a cheat sheet so that I know what the conversion is next time I make it. What I tend to do is measure out on the scales in grams what I want to convert and then load it into cups. I have also taught our eldest son to do this when he is making a batch of couscous. Just last night I made a batch of Instant Pot Red Thai Curry and used cups for adding the red lentils. We have a set of cups that we use in the Milner house and always use them when I am cooking dried pantry staples.

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Plus many have a universal gram conversion when some flours weigh more than others. When you place flour into cups its hard to get it right to the exact gram. Though flour can be a tricky one for grams to cups conversions. The same can be said for other solid foods that you would slice and dice and then place into cups.īut what is ideal for converting from grams to cups are: One person follows the recipe and their butter is smaller than another and you have two different results. It is never mentioned how small the butter is sliced for how many bits of butter will fit in the cup. You just see a recipe for 1 cup of butter. Grams to cups of butter is a great example. The first thing I ever get asked is if you can convert grams to cups and how easy is it to do so.įirstly, I have to say I am a huge fan of converting some foods from grams to cups, compared to others which are terrible, and I don’t recommend doing so.

I use grams most of the time and then use cups for measuring liquids and some pantry staples. Now that I understand both grams and cups, I use a bit of each. We also provide a metric to imperial button on all our recipes so that no matter where you live you can easily go from one to the other. I have also learnt a lot of American food terminology along the way and made sure our kitchen gadget recipes are suitable for both Americans and our UK/AU readers.

I love the metric measuring system as it is accurate and very easy to follow.Īs Recipe This readership has grown and grown, we have found that we have gone from just having a UK audience to a worldwide audience. Up until a few years ago all I really knew was metric.

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