need to convert a recipe from grams to USA amounts
01-20-2015, 06:20 PM
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You are welcome! You wouldn't believe how much more edible my bread got after I learned that. It went from a brick you could use to build a house to bread. 
The way I've "converted" a couple of my recipes is to make note of the weight of what I used per batch for a while and kept the average of the ones that had a nice crumb but were still lightweight. The other thing that helped was fresh ground wheat that I put into a measuring cup by sprinkling it from a flour scoop. You don't pack it in that way.
The way I've "converted" a couple of my recipes is to make note of the weight of what I used per batch for a while and kept the average of the ones that had a nice crumb but were still lightweight. The other thing that helped was fresh ground wheat that I put into a measuring cup by sprinkling it from a flour scoop. You don't pack it in that way.
01-24-2015, 01:48 PM
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Thanks for the link. My German friend uses the grams when she uses her German recipes.And the weighing makes sense. also realized I have a scale and have ha it for about 10 years. LOL
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