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hello,

I have a recipe that calls for 1 cup of lemon peels. does anybody have a
chart for how much a cup of lemon peels weighs. same for orange, lime?
I try to cook by weight if possible.
thanks


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> I have a recipe that calls for 1 cup of lemon peels. does anybody
> have a chart for how much a cup of lemon peels weighs. same for
> orange, lime? I try to cook by weight if possible.
> thanks


I guess that would depend on how thick the peel was cut.


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well the weight is a standard on some chart. lets say I mince the peels to
get a uniform cup measurement.


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> mobile wrote:
>> hello,
>>
>> I have a recipe that calls for 1 cup of lemon peels. does anybody
>> have a chart for how much a cup of lemon peels weighs. same for
>> orange, lime? I try to cook by weight if possible.
>> thanks

>
> I guess that would depend on how thick the peel was cut.
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one cup of lemon peels chopped weighs 3.5 OZ

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> well the weight is a standard on some chart. lets say I mince the peels to
> get a uniform cup measurement.
>
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> "GreenieLeBrun" > wrote in message
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>> mobile wrote:
>>> hello,
>>>
>>> I have a recipe that calls for 1 cup of lemon peels. does anybody
>>> have a chart for how much a cup of lemon peels weighs. same for
>>> orange, lime? I try to cook by weight if possible.
>>> thanks

>>
>> I guess that would depend on how thick the peel was cut.
>>
>>

>
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Oh pshaw, on Tue 18 Dec 2007 01:17:21p, mobile meant to say...

> hello,
>
> I have a recipe that calls for 1 cup of lemon peels. does anybody have a
> chart for how much a cup of lemon peels weighs. same for orange, lime?
> I try to cook by weight if possible.
> thanks
>
>


Are you referring to fresh peel from the fruit or candied peel? There's a
considerable difference in the weight of each.

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Buy yourself a measuring cup. Think this is a fake posting as I've
never known anyone who used a scale for fluid measurements. Using a
measuring cup is much simpler than using a scale unless there are
mental issues. Regards - Jim in So Calif.

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jimnginger wrote:
> Buy yourself a measuring cup. Think this is a fake posting as I've
> never known anyone who used a scale for fluid measurements. Using a
> measuring cup is much simpler than using a scale unless there are
> mental issues. Regards - Jim in So Calif.
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for some people in the U.S.
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jimnginger wrote:
> Buy yourself a measuring cup. Think this is a fake posting as I've
> never known anyone who used a scale for fluid measurements. Using a
> measuring cup is much simpler than using a scale unless there are
> mental issues. Regards - Jim in So Calif.
>


Ehh? OP was asking about the weight of a cup (presumably US 8 oz) of
lemon peels. Where's the liquid measure come in?

*And* I always weigh all the ingredients I put into my bread. I know the
amount of liquid I want by weight, and I use the same scale (and bowl)
for all of it...

Dave
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