Can you tell me how to measure 2 1/4 tablespoons of tomato paste exactly, maybe in grams?
and 3/4 tbsp butter how many grams is that exactly?
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Cooking is not a chemical experiment, because the information you have is sufficient. You simply take for everything where the quantity is specified in EL the same type of spoon and zack, fits.
Not at all. Tomato paste is not exactly measured.
Alex
if you have a tube with a small opening, measures 27 cm.
and with the butter just take as much as you think.