If the Chuseok seasoning keeps getting too salty? From big alcohol to small alcohol, there are 6 measurement mistakes.
I've definitely seen the same recipe before, but there are times when the taste changes. Check out how to divide large and small amounts, cup sizes, and seasonings. Here are six measurement tips to help avoid confusion before you cook tomorrow. 1. T and t are three times different. Ingredients: 15ml measuring large amount, 5ml measuring small amount. Try this: In this series, T is 15ml and t is 5ml. 1T is the same as 3t. If you add 0.5t of garlic to 0.5T, the amount doubles.

I definitely saw the same recipe, but the taste is...
There are times when it changes.
Dividing big drinks and small drinks, cup size, and seasoning
Check the method first.
If you know it before cooking tomorrow, it will be less confusing.
There are six stories about measurement.

1. T and t are three times different
Preparation materials
15ml measured tablespoon
5ml measuring needle
Try this
In this series, T is 15ml, t is
It's 5ml. 1T is the same as 3t.
If you put 0.5t of garlic in 0.5T, the amount will be large.
It's a belly. Check the uppercase and lowercase letters and the corresponding
Please choose the measuring tool.
The size of all rice spoons used at home
I don't assume it's 15ml.
2. ml scale is more than cup numbers
Preparation materials
a measuring cup
Recipe dosage indication
Try this
Whether the recipe indicates how many ml is 1 cup
First look. With just a mug or a paper cup.
I don't change it.
The 3rd day of this series is 1 cup at 200ml.
I decided. The same as the recipe of another author.
We do not apply the standard as it is.
Rose sauce is tomato sauce 200ml, cream
200ml, adjust with 100ml of milk.
I also just see the word cup and use the cup at home.
While waiting, I started to have the habit of checking the ml scale.
It was easy to match the two sides.
3. Drop the liquid and read
Preparation materials
Measuring transparent measuring cup with a scale
Flat cooking table
Try this
Place the measuring cup on a flat surface and pour the liquid.
Read the amount by matching the height to the scale.
Holding the cup tilted with his hand and looking down from above
It's not matching. Even the scale.
Please supplement slowly.
In a tilted cup, the same liquid is also
The scale looks different.

4. Do not press the powder
Preparation materials
Dry measuring cup
Flat tool
Try this
When measuring the powder by volume, lightly scoop and cover the top surface.
Cut it flat. It says to press and scoop it into the recipe.
Follow the instructions if there are any additional instructions.
If the weight is listed, it's better to weigh it with a scale.
It's good to match consistently.
If you press the flour more firmly into the same cup
The amount has changed.
5. Place the bowl on the scale and set the decimal point.
Preparation materials
Kitchen scale
Empty bowl
Try this
Place the empty bowl on the scale and press the zero button.
Adjust it to 0g.
Add the ingredients and check the target weight. many
Even when you put the ingredients one by one into a bowl, the ingredients are
You can match the points every time it changes.
If you don't subtract the weight of the bowl, the ingredients will be less than the target.
It goes in little.
6. Divide the basic seasoning and sauce
Preparation materials
2~3 small bowls
Recipe ingredient list
Try this
Like royal tteokbokki, there is separate seasoning for tteok and meat.
If there is, put it in another bowl.
Choose gochujang (Korean red chili paste) and soy sauce for bulgogi bibimbap.
Put it in little by little. There are several lines of soy sauce with the same name.
We don't mix them all at once when they come out.
Use it at which stage before adding the total amount
I'll check if it's enough.

The first dish you make is from the unit written down rather than the eye-level one.
Try it out. Then according to your taste.
Just adjust it properly.
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