A reader emailed a request to convert my Sweet, Light Challah recipe. It was easy to do with an online recipe conversion form. Here are several.
At About.com: a converter.
Also from About.com: a quick reference of cooking equivalents
A very simple one from CalculateMe.com. The home page also has links to many other kinds of conversions.
And Online Conversion, one I’m fond of because you can “convert anything to anything” on it (it’s on my blogroll too).
Hope some of these come in handy.
I was foraging for wild greens one morning and couldn’t resist bringing home a fistful of wild flowers too.
Condensed Milk, Milk Cookies, Dulce de Leche, and a Ramble
One recipe leads to the next in this post about rcipes for condensed milk, milk cookies, and dulce de leche.
During Husband’s shiva week, I spent way too much time thinking about food and cooking. It would have been wiser to accept gifts of cooked food.
Green Soup with Chicken Dumplings Recipe
Nothing so comforting and good for you as a hearty chicken soup. I like this recipe because it allows plenty of variation, but always tastes delicious.
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I hadn’t realized you had moved. I’ll have to change the url in my blogroll.
Thanks, Ilana-Davita.
I used to be able to plug in a recipe and Washington calculated the increase. What happened. It used to be the first on that googled in – help. I have to convert a recipe for 4 into a recipe for 50. Why can’t I just pull up the converter???
Hi, Diane, and thank you for alerting me. I removed the link to Washington – it seems to have faded away. the calculateme link will probably be helpful for you.