I’m sick of having to look up what country an author is from to know which variant of teaspoon they’re using or how big their lemons are compared to mine. It’s amateur hour out there, I want those homely family recipes up to standard!

What are some good lessons from scientific documentation which should be encouraged in cooking recipes? What are some issues with recipes you’ve seen which have tripped you up?

  • Anna
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    I thought SI Unit for volume is m3

    • chaosCruiser
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      23 days ago

      True, but square and cubic units are inconvenient due to the way prefixes work. Use liters to solve that problem.

        • @[email protected]
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          1L is 1dm³ (10cm³)

          They aren’t “official” SI units but they dont require funny conversions and i’d much rather see liters then teaspoons

          • @[email protected]
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            24 days ago

            Yeah I would also preffer liters even over m³. Was being pedantic on you saying it’s the same thing

        • @[email protected]
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          14 days ago

          To be completely pedantic, neither of those are SI compliant. A quantity-unit combination is not a single word and the two should always be separated by a space.