Comments on: How Do I Convert Weights And Measures Used in Polish Cooking? http://cooking-news.com/90/how-do-i-convert-weights-and-measures-used-in-polish-cooking/ All About Cooking Sun, 20 Sep 2009 05:41:23 -0400 hourly 1 By: nanny http://cooking-news.com/90/how-do-i-convert-weights-and-measures-used-in-polish-cooking/#comment-126 nanny Sun, 14 Dec 2008 16:43:12 +0000 http://cooking-news.com/cooking-recipes/how-do-i-convert-weights-and-measures-used-in-polish-cooking/#comment-126 Oh, I know what you mean. I'm Ukrainian, husband from Yugoslavia, so I run into this all the time. Most of the time, a "guess" works. I would use a cup (8 ounces or 250 ml) for a glass. A spoon is probably a teaspoon (5ml). Can't help you with "op." - you need to find a baba to ask! I have more trouble with recipes that have all the measurements in weight - for baking, saying how many grams flour, etc. In case you run into it, a "cake" of yeast is equivalent to one of our packages now. I had to phone a food expert about that one which was in an old cookbook. Good luck -- smachnoho!!! Oh, I know what you mean. I’m Ukrainian, husband from Yugoslavia, so I run into this all the time.
Most of the time, a “guess” works. I would use a cup (8 ounces or 250 ml) for a glass. A spoon is probably a teaspoon (5ml). Can’t help you with “op.” – you need to find a baba to ask!
I have more trouble with recipes that have all the measurements in weight – for baking, saying how many grams flour, etc.
In case you run into it, a “cake” of yeast is equivalent to one of our packages now. I had to phone a food expert about that one which was in an old cookbook.
Good luck — smachnoho!!!

]]> By: mevlana http://cooking-news.com/90/how-do-i-convert-weights-and-measures-used-in-polish-cooking/#comment-125 mevlana Fri, 12 Dec 2008 09:11:41 +0000 http://cooking-news.com/cooking-recipes/how-do-i-convert-weights-and-measures-used-in-polish-cooking/#comment-125 I don't know specifically about polish conversions, but here is my conversion link list Conversion of measurements (weight to cups, etc) (weight to cups,etc) (food yields) (drinks) (gms to cups) (gms to cups, weights of ingred) (UK vs US, oz to cups) I don’t know specifically about polish conversions, but here is my conversion link list

Conversion of measurements (weight to cups, etc) (weight to cups,etc) (food yields) (drinks) (gms to cups) (gms to cups, weights of ingred) (UK vs US, oz to cups)

]]> By: amish_renegade http://cooking-news.com/90/how-do-i-convert-weights-and-measures-used-in-polish-cooking/#comment-124 amish_renegade Tue, 09 Dec 2008 06:20:55 +0000 http://cooking-news.com/cooking-recipes/how-do-i-convert-weights-and-measures-used-in-polish-cooking/#comment-124 I think they are exactly what they say "a spoon, a glass" because back in the day the Polish weren't the richest and had to use what they had. God I love Polish food, I'm so glad I'm half Polish! Paczki, kiszka, pierogi, golabki, kielbasa, Czernina, it's all so good I think they are exactly what they say “a spoon, a glass” because back in the day the Polish weren’t the richest and had to use what they had. God I love Polish food, I’m so glad I’m half Polish! Paczki, kiszka, pierogi, golabki, kielbasa, Czernina, it’s all so good

]]> By: Boudy http://cooking-news.com/90/how-do-i-convert-weights-and-measures-used-in-polish-cooking/#comment-123 Boudy Mon, 08 Dec 2008 17:45:47 +0000 http://cooking-news.com/cooking-recipes/how-do-i-convert-weights-and-measures-used-in-polish-cooking/#comment-123 If you want a converter check Good Luck If you want a converter check
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