Subj : metric
To : JIM WELLER
From : Ruth Haffly
Date : Mon Jun 20 2022 10:09:02
Hi Jim,
BF> another problem with the cups. You really should measure all
BF> ingredients by weight. Especially dry ditto, "how hard should
BF> you pack the flower?" ... Repeatability can only be achieved
BF> with a good scale
JW> This is especailly true for baking where the ratios of flour to
JW> liquid and fat are often critical.
I have 2 scales; one has multiple settings (gram, ounce, fluid ounce);
the other one is for small measurements (fractions of above). The larger
scale is used more often but the smaller one has its moments. (G)
JW> I had to reply twice just so I could use this tagline! [g]
JW> ... If Americans switched from ounces to grams there'd be mass
JW> confusion.
Generally so, but not for all of us. Living in Germany for 6 years got
me comfortable enough to use the metric system. I even bought a set of
metric measures before leaving there. (G) I visited England while over
there, bought some fabric that was the same price whether measured by
the meter or yard, so I asked that it be measured by the meter.
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Catch you later,
Ruth
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