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I find and have found pleasure with this site : https://www.allrecipes.com/

Lots of Pics and some videos but My concoctions don't always look like theirs...!!! ;) 🤣
 
Bookmarked for further study... Thanks for sharing..

What is a ...gram... There are a number of Google sites that will do conversions... It is worth making a ...cheat sheet... for common measurements.. Teaspoon, Tablespoon, and the like..

Where I had the most problem was with old WW1 and WW2 Canadian, British and other war time recipes when they would list things like a ...salt spoon... tea cup... or other odd measurement..
 
Bookmarked for further study... Thanks for sharing..

What is a ...gram... There are a number of Google sites that will do conversions... It is worth making a ...cheat sheet... for common measurements.. Teaspoon, Tablespoon, and the like..

Where I had the most problem was with old WW1 and WW2 Canadian, British and other war time recipes when they would list things like a ...salt spoon... tea cup... or other odd measurement..
In the recipe book I was just looking at “a large kitchen spoon.” Now can you please tell me how much that is?😂
 
I find and have found pleasure with this site : https://www.allrecipes.com/

Lots of Pics and some videos but My concoctions don't always look like theirs...!!! ;) 🤣
I use Allrecipes recipes pretty often. I like their easy, simple recipes and they are all pretty good.

I bought a nice kitchen scale with a glass platform from our thrift store. The first time I used it I noticed it was an all metric scale. No way to change it to imperial weights. I still use it.
 
Thanks, Magpie. I saved the link in my Recipe folder, and will check it out. When it comes to cooking, "Easy" is my middle name. The second caveat is that I have to like ALL of the ingredients. There will never be any mushrooms or disgusting vegetables in anything I make. ;)

It is a great idea to teach your boys some basics on cooking. Prepare them for the world when they have to fend for themselves. The wife of a friend of mine didn't know how to boil water when they got married. :dunno: My hand to God, that is a true story, and she readily admits it.
 

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