Kitchen Math and Measuring

What is the name of this measuring tool?

• Liquid Measuring cup
• Dry Measuring cup
• Measuring spoons

What are two ingredients that I would measure with this measuring tool?

• Flour and Brown Sugar
• Milk and Butter
• Flour and Butter
• Milk and Water

What is the name of this measuring tool?

• Liquid Measuring cups
• Measuring spoons
• Dry Measuring Cups

What are two ingredients that I would measure with this measuring tool?

• Butter and Milk
• Flour and Sugar
• Milk and water
• Water and Sugar

What is the name of this measuring tool?

• Liquid Measuring Cup
• Dry Measuring Cups
• Measuring Spoons

What are two ingredients that I would measure with this measuring tool?

• Cinnamon and Salt
• Flour and Sugar
• Salt and Brown Sugar
• Oatmeal and Milk

When a recipe says to cream ingredients together, what TWO ingredients are you mixing together? 

• Fat and Cream
• Fat and Sugar
• Sugar and Flour
• Flour and Water

What is the ingredient that you PACK into a measuring cup?

• Brown Sugar
• Flour
• Sugar
• Water

How do you properly measure flour?

• Use a dry measuring cup, pack it tight, and level it off
• Use a liquid measuring cup, pack it in, look at it at eye level to make sure it is even
• Use a spoon or smaller dry measuring cup to scoop it into the proper dry measuring cup, leave it heaping and dump it into your bowl
• Use a spoon or smaller dry measuring cup to scoop it into the proper dry measuring cup, level it off using a straight edge spatula, and dump it into your bowl

True or False:
When you measure salt, you should pour it over the bowl that has your other ingredients in it so you don't waste any salt.

• True
• False