Old World measurements?
One recipe will use "glasses" for both dry and wet ingredients. Another recipe used "cups." Another recipe will use glasses for liquids and cups for dry. Should I assume "glass" is the same as "cup." |
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Quote: While the grams, kilo and litre measurements are no big deal
Well you're better than me then b/c I don't have the patience to convert everything.  |
Quote: Well you're better than me then b/c I don't have the patience to convert everything.
Helps when you have a scale that measures it for you  |
| I don't know that you should assume a glass equals 8 ounces. What if they use smaller glasses in Greece??? |
| susan, the only thing that i could find was this..
"glass specified in many greek recipes is a normal water glass which contains approx 300 ML, which is usually the average content of a large cup" hope this helps.... |
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