Measurements
All the measurements and ingredients are already North America-adjusted:) For measurement; I use a glass or plastic cup with a handle which you can find at the markets:)
1 cup = 250 ml
3/4 cup = 175 ml
2/3 cup = 150 ml
1/2 cup = 125 ml
1/3 cup = 75 ml
1/4 cup = 50 ml
1/4 tsp = 1 ml
1/2 tsp = 2 ml
1 tsp = 5 ml
1 tbsp = 15 ml
3 tsp = 1 tbsp
4 tbsp = 1/4 cup
5 tbsp + 1 tsp = 1/3 cup
8 tbsp = 1/2 cup
12 tbsp = 3/4 cup
16 tbsp = 1 cup
1 tablespoonfull = As much as the spoon can hold
Oven Temperatures:
325° F = 165° C Moderately Slow/Warm
350° F = 180° C Moderate/Medium
375° F = 190° C Moderate/Moderately Hot
400° F = 205° C Moderately Hot
425° F = 220° C Hot
450° F = 230° C Hot/Very Hot
475° F = 250° C Very Hot
500° F = 260° C Extremely Hot
1 cup = 250 ml
3/4 cup = 175 ml
2/3 cup = 150 ml
1/2 cup = 125 ml
1/3 cup = 75 ml
1/4 cup = 50 ml
1/4 tsp = 1 ml
1/2 tsp = 2 ml
1 tsp = 5 ml
1 tbsp = 15 ml
3 tsp = 1 tbsp
4 tbsp = 1/4 cup
5 tbsp + 1 tsp = 1/3 cup
8 tbsp = 1/2 cup
12 tbsp = 3/4 cup
16 tbsp = 1 cup
1 tablespoonfull = As much as the spoon can hold
Oven Temperatures:
325° F = 165° C Moderately Slow/Warm
350° F = 180° C Moderate/Medium
375° F = 190° C Moderate/Moderately Hot
400° F = 205° C Moderately Hot
425° F = 220° C Hot
450° F = 230° C Hot/Very Hot
475° F = 250° C Very Hot
500° F = 260° C Extremely Hot
22 Comments:
Binnur, In a lot of American cookbooks there are different abbreviations for tablespoon and teaspoon. Tablespoon can be "tbls" or "T". Teaspoon can be "tsp" or "t". And I was always taught that when measuring dry ingredients that they should be level full. That is why measuring cups and spoons came in different sizes. Unless there was a particular recipe that said "heaping tablespoon full". I love the site! Thanks!
Merhaba,
would it also be possible to add some frequently used temperatures in Fahrenheit and their conversion in Celcius?
Hollanda'dan cok tessekürler :)
Meike
Merhaba Meike,
That's a very good suggestion, thank you:) It's added.
En icten sevgilerimle,
Merhaba
Wow what a site!
Please help what weight is 1 cup in grammes for flour etc. Or should I measdure 250 ml in a cup and then use that level for any solids?
Many thanks for the great site
Steve from Akbuk
Hi Steve,
1 cup sugar = 250 gr
1 cup flour = ~180 gr.
Merhaba,
Bınnur - I need some help translating Turkish recıpes. When I try to read them, I often find measurements given for a çayı or suyu bardak. How much would a tea glass or water glass be in ounces or milliliters?
Çok teşekkür ederim. I enjoy your web site so much.
Annie
Hi Annie,
Please check Olculer section on Turkish site, here is the address;
http://www.turkishcookbook.com/turkce/2005/03/olculer.php
Sevgilerimle,
Hi Binnur,
Yesterday while talking about recipies with a friend of mine in Turkey, she directed me to your nice site... I found the same problem with conversions as some of your other readers... Rather than trying to list a few conversions on your measurements page, you might consider a direct link to this sight... http://www.onlineconversion.com/
Hi Binnur,
I was wondering if you could help me. In one of your recipie you said 250ml of butter I was wondering if you explain if it is melted, if not how do you measure ml? it is in the UN KURABİYESİ recipie.
best regards
Feride
Hi Feride,
Butter should be in room temeperature in Un Kurabiyesi. All the packeges of butter measurment also given in ml. I am sure the butter you will use give all the measurments, such as, gr, ml, cup
250 ml = 250 gr = 1 cup
If you like you can use measurment cup for it:)
Take care,
Merhaba Binnur,
I love this site! Thank you for creating it.
Can you please describe the consistency and proportions of fresh garlic and salt used for making garlic/salt paste.
Tesekkur edirim
Merhaba,
Tesekkur ederim:) Although I have not measured it before, I believe 1/2 tsp salt for one medium size garlic makes the paste.
Sevgilerimle,
Merhaba Binnur,
I just wanted to say that i love your website. I lived in adana (incirlik afb) for 2 years and i miss the food so much.
cok tessekurler!
Estela
My regards and congratulations for this AMAZING site from Sofia, Bulgaria!!!
The bulgarian cuisine is very close to the Turkish one and I have visited Turkey few times, so I like a lot your receipes and dishes!!! Thank you for enlightening me and giving me chance to prepare such great meal!!
Lily
Hi I just love your site you make turkish cooking so easy...my husband is turkish and he loves all of the recipes i have made thanks again :)
Merhaba!
I just found this site today! i am living in Didim with a Kurdish man his surname is karagoz so i am having a go at making the karagoz cookies i hope they work out well! i think this site will come in very handy to me when i have to cook for the family, being Welsh Turkish cooking does not come naturally to me but i love learning it!
Saoul!!
assalamu alaykum!
I've been looking online for some good turkish food recipes ..i think i found it :) i really loved your recipes Binnur,actually i adore turkish cuisine,ive visited Turkey several times just to taste food one more time,thanks for creating such a wonderful site and helping people to make our food more delicious :)
Take care,
Guzel from Abu Dhabi
Hi Binnur....the recipe for Sam dessert calls for a 3L. size Pyrex. Is that a 9x13 Pyrex glass pan. I'm from the GTA and I'm not sure if that is what you mean and my Turkish husband doesn't either.
I made you revani and it was soooo delicious...cok gzel, even my husband's Turkish friends from Turkey asked for the recipe.
Thank you.....
Hi Erica,
Yes, it is a 9x13 Pyrex glass pan.
I am glad you like the revani..it is one of my husband's favorite desserts:)
Sevgilerimle,
Hello Binnur
Thank you for your many recipies. I love them.
Do you have any recipies for the many speciel ingrediens to be found in the store during the ramazan month? I'm soo curious to figure out what to do with the stuff:)
Thank you!
Please I need your help with a recipe that calls for teacup and water glass measurements. What is the equivalent in ounces? Thank you in advance.
Teacup = 1/2 cup = 4oz
Water glass = 1 cup = 8oz
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