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    Cup measurements

    Measurements used in all the recipes, unless otherwise specified. My cup measurements are as follows:

    1 Cup = 240 ml

    ½ Cup = 120 ml

    ¼ cup = 60 ml

    ⅛ cup = 30 ml

    1 Teaspoon teaspoon = 5 ml

    1 Tablespoon (tbsp) = 3 teaspoon = 15 ml

    2 Tablespoon = 30 ml = ⅛ cup

    4 Tablespoon = 60 ml = ¼ cup

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    These cups are from Crate and Barrel Singapore

    Many people ask me to give measurement in weight. But I feel not everyone will be having a weighing scale in the kitchen, so the easiest way is to choose a cup that matches specified measurement. That way, you can have the same amount of ingredient if measured.

    For Indian cooking, I feel plus or minus 10 ml difference is okay, but not more than that. Don't forget to use cup measurements especially while baking.

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