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Arri London spoke thusly:
Quoted message said:The usual measure for a cooking 'cup' is 2.5 dl, 250 ml.
That I do know, but it seems that I've completely failed to phrase my
question in a way to avoid all people reading it that way. Well, thanks for
trying - I'll try elsewhere.
Kind regards,
Nikitta.
MEow said:
Arri London spoke thusly:Quoted message said:The usual measure for a cooking 'cup' is 2.5 dl, 250 ml.
That I do know, but it seems that I've completely failed to phrase my
question in a way to avoid all people reading it that way. Well, thanks for
trying - I'll try elsewhere.Kind regards,
Nikitta.
But your question has been answered. It's unusual for a something
specified as a cup in a recipe to be another measure. The exception
would be the older English 'teacup' measure which is less than 250 ml;
the recipe would have specified teacup rather than cup.
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