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My theory is this — if I have to turn the oven on, I consider it to be homemade.

Pillsbury Ready To Bake Chocolate Chip Cookies![]()
Baking question:
My DS took a cooking class and his teacher said that a "dry" cup is a different measurement than a "liquid" cup. I went to my Pyrex measuring cup and measured a cup of water, then poured it in to my plastic dry measuring cup and sure enough, it was slightly different.
Has anyone else found that? Is it time for me to invest in a new set of measuring cups or do I just have to be more diligent in what I measure in which cup?
It is. So when baking it requires exact measurements. Put flour in a dry cup and then into the glass one to see the difference and it is also different for wet .Baking question:
My DS took a cooking class and his teacher said that a "dry" cup is a different measurement than a "liquid" cup. I went to my Pyrex measuring cup and measured a cup of water, then poured it in to my plastic dry measuring cup and sure enough, it was slightly different.
Has anyone else found that? Is it time for me to invest in a new set of measuring cups or do I just have to be more diligent in what I measure in which cup?
Baking question:
My DS took a cooking class and his teacher said that a "dry" cup is a different measurement than a "liquid" cup. I went to my Pyrex measuring cup and measured a cup of water, then poured it in to my plastic dry measuring cup and sure enough, it was slightly different.
Has anyone else found that? Is it time for me to invest in a new set of measuring cups or do I just have to be more diligent in what I measure in which cup?
We baked the chocolate chip cookie recipe from the grand Floridian. We rate them as a great success.
It is. So when baking it requires exact measurements. Put flour in a dry cup and then into the glass one to see the difference and it is also different for wet .
Thanks to both of you. I honestly didn't know that. I mean, mostly I use the right one, but once in awhile I have the dry one out and just use it for the liquid, too, but now I won't do that.absolutely different measurements. You need both dry measuring cups and liquid measuring cup. It does make a difference in the final product.
MJ
Thanks to both of you. I honestly didn't know that. I mean, mostly I use the right one, but once in awhile I have the dry one out and just use it for the liquid, too, but now I won't do that.