Reading and Using Recipes

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Reading and Using Recipes Just FACS

What is a Recipe? A set of directions for making food or beverage. A recipe includes: Ingredients Directions Prep Time Cook Time Nutritional Facts (Optional)

COOKIE RECIPES

How to Use a Recipe Read all directions thoroughly before beginning. Gather all needed equipment and ingredients. Preheat and/or complete other pre-preparation steps. Follow directions step by step.

Measuring for Recipes: Dry Ingredients Spoon ingredient into measuring cup until it is overfilled. (When measuring brown sugar, pack it into the measuring cup with the back of the spoon.) Use a straight-edge spatula to level off any excess.

Measuring for Recipes: Liquid Ingredients Set a liquid measuring cup on a flat surface. Bend down so the desired measurement marking is at eye level. Slowly pour the ingredient into the measuring cup until it reaches the mark for the desired amount.

Measuring for Recipes: Fats Use a rubber spatula to press fats into a dry measuring cup, making sure to eliminate any air pockets. Overfill the measuring cup. Level it with a straight-edged spatula.

Adjusting Recipes When changing the yield of a recipe, use the measuring equivalents to figure the adjusted amounts of each ingredient before you begin cooking. Write the adjusted amounts on your recipe so you will remember them as you work. To adjust recipes you want to use the following formula: Want/yield = multiplying factor Take the multiplying factor and multiply it by each ingredient amount.

Recipe Adjusting Example Cookie Recipe from slide 3 It yields 100 and I need 300 300/100 =3 (multiplying factor) Take 3 and multiply by each ingredient 550 ml flour X 3 =1650 ml flour 5 ml baking soda X 3 = 15 ml baking soday

Recipe Writing Activity Write down your favorite recipe including everything you think is needed to prepare, how to prepare and how long it takes. Next, find the real recipe either online or in a cookbook and compare the real recipe to your recipe. What was the difference? What were you missing? Why is it important to have an accurate recipe when preparing food?