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Recipe in decilitres????Can anyone shed some light on this measurement?????

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Shitemum · 19/02/2008 14:58

A Swedish friend has given me a recipe for some delicious spicy biscuits but I'm not sure I understand the measurements. Some of them seem to measure dry ingredients by volumn rather than weight.
For example:
'5 decilitres of sugar' - would that be half a litre of sugar? Measured in the measuring jug I usually use for liquids?

'1.5 l/900 gr of flour' - Is 1.5 litres of flour really equivalent to 900 gr?

Thanks!

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castille · 19/02/2008 15:01

Yes, use your measuring jub. Maybe the Swedes are like the Americans, using volume rather than weight in recipes.

Weigh out 900g then pour it into your jug and see!

castille · 19/02/2008 15:01

jug

Shitemum · 20/02/2008 09:02

thanks!

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