Guest guest Posted July 6, 2007 Report Share Posted July 6, 2007 Recipe Conversion Lists Oven Temperatures Heat Fahrenheit Celsius Gas Mark Very slow 250F 120C Gas Mark 1 Slow 300F 150C Gas Mark 2 Moderate slow 325F 160C Gas Mark 3 Moderate 350-375F 180-190C Gas Mark 4 Moderate hot 400-425F 200-210C Gas Mark 5 Hot 450-475F 220-230C Gas Mark 6 Very Hot 500-525F 240-250C Gas Mark 7 Recipe Conversions Dry Measures: 15g = 1/2 Ounce 30g = 1 oz. 60g = 2oz. 85g = 3oz. 115g = 4oz. 140g = 5oz. 170g = 6oz. 200g = 7oz. 225g = 8oz. (1/2 pound) 255g = 9oz. 285g = 10oz. 310g = 11oz. 340g = 12oz. 370g = 13oz. 395g = 14oz. 425g = 15oz. 450g = 16oz. (1 pound) 900g 32oz. (2 pounds) Liquid Measures 30ml = 1 Fluid ounce. 60ml = 2 Fl oz. 100ml = 3 Fl oz. 125ml = 4 Fl oz. 150ml = 5 Fl oz. 190ml = 6 Fl oz. 250ml = 8 Fl oz. (1 cup) 300ml = 10 Fl oz.(1/2 pint) 600ml = 20 Fl oz.(1pint) ______________________________\ ____ Shape in your own image. Join our Network Research Panel today! http://surveylink./gmrs/_panel_invite.asp?a=7 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 7, 2007 Report Share Posted July 7, 2007 The Gas Mark conversions in your list are rather different from the ones that are generally uased over here in the UK, Fiona. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_Mark Conversion table Gas mark Celsius Fahrenheit Verbal 1/4 105° 225° Very Slow/Very Low 1/2 120° 250° Very Slow/Very Low 1 135° 275° Slow/Low 2 150° 300° Slow/Low 3 165° 325° Moderately Slow/Warm 4 175° 350° Moderate/Medium 5 190° 375° Moderate/Moderately Hot 6 205° 400° Moderately Hot 7 220° 425° Hot 8 230° 450° Hot/Very Hot 9 245° 475° Very Hot Christie , Fiona <mermaidfingers wrote: > > Recipe Conversion Lists > > Oven Temperatures > Heat Fahrenheit Celsius Gas Mark > Very slow 250F 120C Gas Mark 1 > Slow 300F 150C Gas Mark 2 > Moderate slow 325F 160C Gas Mark 3 > Moderate 350-375F 180-190C Gas Mark 4 > Moderate hot 400-425F 200-210C Gas Mark 5 > Hot 450-475F 220-230C Gas Mark 6 > Very Hot 500-525F 240-250C Gas Mark 7 > > Recipe Conversions > Dry Measures: > 15g = 1/2 Ounce > 30g = 1 oz. > 60g = 2oz. > 85g = 3oz. > 115g = 4oz. > 140g = 5oz. > 170g = 6oz. > 200g = 7oz. > 225g = 8oz. (1/2 pound) > 255g = 9oz. > 285g = 10oz. > 310g = 11oz. > 340g = 12oz. > 370g = 13oz. > 395g = 14oz. > 425g = 15oz. > 450g = 16oz. (1 pound) > 900g 32oz. (2 pounds) > > Liquid Measures > 30ml = 1 Fluid ounce. > 60ml = 2 Fl oz. > 100ml = 3 Fl oz. > 125ml = 4 Fl oz. > 150ml = 5 Fl oz. > 190ml = 6 Fl oz. > 250ml = 8 Fl oz. (1 cup) > 300ml = 10 Fl oz.(1/2 pint) > 600ml = 20 Fl oz.(1pint) > > > ____________________ ______________ > Shape in your own image. Join our Network Research Panel today! http://surveylink./gmrs/_panel_invite.asp?a=7 > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 7, 2007 Report Share Posted July 7, 2007 Oh pooey, I was hoping that would be a good useful list. Sorry about that. How are the other measurements on the list? Fiona , " christie_0131 " <christie0131 wrote: > > The Gas Mark conversions in your list are rather different from the > ones that are generally uased over here in the UK, Fiona. > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_Mark > Conversion table > Gas mark Celsius Fahrenheit Verbal > 1/4 105° 225° Very Slow/Very Low > 1/2 120° 250° Very Slow/Very Low > 1 135° 275° Slow/Low > 2 150° 300° Slow/Low > 3 165° 325° Moderately Slow/Warm > 4 175° 350° Moderate/Medium > 5 190° 375° Moderate/Moderately Hot > 6 205° 400° Moderately Hot > 7 220° 425° Hot > 8 230° 450° Hot/Very Hot > 9 245° 475° Very Hot > Christie > > , Fiona <mermaidfingers@> > wrote: > > > > Recipe Conversion Lists > > > > Oven Temperatures > > Heat Fahrenheit Celsius Gas Mark > > Very slow 250F 120C Gas Mark 1 > > Slow 300F 150C Gas Mark 2 > > Moderate slow 325F 160C Gas Mark 3 > > Moderate 350-375F 180-190C Gas Mark 4 > > Moderate hot 400-425F 200-210C Gas Mark 5 > > Hot 450-475F 220-230C Gas Mark 6 > > Very Hot 500-525F 240-250C Gas Mark 7 > > > > Recipe Conversions > > Dry Measures: > > 15g = 1/2 Ounce > > 30g = 1 oz. > > 60g = 2oz. > > 85g = 3oz. > > 115g = 4oz. > > 140g = 5oz. > > 170g = 6oz. > > 200g = 7oz. > > 225g = 8oz. (1/2 pound) > > 255g = 9oz. > > 285g = 10oz. > > 310g = 11oz. > > 340g = 12oz. > > 370g = 13oz. > > 395g = 14oz. > > 425g = 15oz. > > 450g = 16oz. (1 pound) > > 900g 32oz. (2 pounds) > > > > Liquid Measures > > 30ml = 1 Fluid ounce. > > 60ml = 2 Fl oz. > > 100ml = 3 Fl oz. > > 125ml = 4 Fl oz. > > 150ml = 5 Fl oz. > > 190ml = 6 Fl oz. > > 250ml = 8 Fl oz. (1 cup) > > 300ml = 10 Fl oz.(1/2 pint) > > 600ml = 20 Fl oz.(1pint) > > > > > > > ____________________ > ______________ > > Shape in your own image. Join our Network Research Panel > today! http://surveylink./gmrs/_panel_invite.asp?a=7 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 7, 2007 Report Share Posted July 7, 2007 They look fine, Fiona - I think there are about 28 grams to an ounce so for simplicity's sake you can either go for 25 or 30 it's pretty irrelevant. I only noticed the gas mark thing because I cook by gas and I know mine goes up to gas mark 9! Christie , " Fiona " <mermaidfingers wrote: > > Oh pooey, I was hoping that would be a good useful list. Sorry about > that. How are the other measurements on the list? > Fiona > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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