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Recipe Vocabulary. Tablespoon (Tbsp.) and Teaspoon (Tsp.)

Dec 26, 2015

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Page 3: Recipe Vocabulary. Tablespoon (Tbsp.) and Teaspoon (Tsp.)

Pint=2 cups

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16 oz. (ounces) = 1 lb. (pound)

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Pound=16 ounces

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Chunk-squares of something

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Slice-noun-a piece of

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Sliced-verb-action

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Dissolve-Sugar dissolves in hot coffee

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Chill-to put in fridge, or to make cool

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Optional = if desired(“Do I WANT them in my recipe or not?”)

YES!!!

NO!!!

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Drained-To take liquid out

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Undrained-To leave liquid in

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Stemmed-to take stem off

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Quartered-to cut into 4 sections

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Instant pudding mixdo not make it-just add mix

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Bunch-a group of