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A teaspoon is basically 5ml, which is around 5 grams.

Don't forget the teaspoon of olive oil in the salad and those kinds of small things that add up.

And it's so cheap and easy just to throw a teaspoon of brown powder into hot water.

Like is there a standard which says how much volume or weight is held by one teaspoon or one cup?

And even if you use a teaspoon to measure - is it with the contents flat?

It's hard to maintain discipline over your own thoughts because it's like trying to redirect the Amazon river with a teaspoon.

If it's from Goodin, you should always take it with a teaspoon of salt.

A plastic bag uses very little oil (a quarter teaspoon or so) and some of them can even be made from renewable resources.

Decide what you want to do and then move mountains with a teaspoon if that is what it takes to make it happen.

I can get away with a teaspoon of honey in the morning and that's about it.

A cornbread recipe without eggs, milk or sugar, very wholesome: 400g cornflour 200g wheat flour 250ml water (add gradually, moisture depends on relative humidity) Teaspoon of baking powder Teaspoon of salt Mix.

Simply extracting the active ingredients of medical grade by heating the cannabis in 1/4 teaspoon of olive oil will only give the patient about 9 calories.

Dash=1/8 teaspoon Pad=1 teaspoon Brown=It looks tasty enough to eat I used to get mad about the lack of precision in many recipes, but I worked through it and adopted the "would I eat it" test for doneness.

Something I wish recipes would discuss is "why do we do X?" or "what would happen if we did not do X here?" Like, say, the recipe calls for one teaspoon of salt.

If you end up with a carton of very fresh eggs and need to cook them right away, you can add a half teaspoon of baking soda to a quart of water to make the cooking water alkaline (though this intensifies the sulfury flavor)." (On Food and Cooking (2nd Ed.), p.

Only crazy people put sugar in cornbread: 10" round (iron) skillet 2 eggs 1 cup milk 1/4 cup cooking oil 3/4 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoons baking powder (not baking soda) 1 cup yellow cornmeal 1 cup unbleached white flour (or 1/2 whole wheat + 1/2 white) Preheat oven to 400 degrees: In a large bowl, beat together the eggs, milk, oil and salt until well blended.