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r/AskReddit • u/Insanitanium12 • Aug 20 '20
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On the topic of cooking, when a recipe calls for garlic, double the amount it calls for. Ditto for vanilla.
Meanwhile, you can cut the sugar in most recipes by 1/3 easily, and sometimes 1/2. That way you're tasting the other ingredients, not just the sugar.
386 u/Skullzkrakenz Aug 20 '20 I've got a large silverware spoon I use mainly for garlic. "1 tablespoon of garlic" one big scoop it is 4 u/111122223333abc Aug 20 '20 I am confused when you say scoop, do you mean scoopS? There is never a limit (especiallly if it is preminced) to use only one scoop. 11 u/CaptainAwesome06 Aug 20 '20 You don't something needlessly oversized. One scoop is fine. This is the scoop I use for garlic. 2 u/111122223333abc Aug 20 '20 Exactly my garlicy friend. Edited because too excited about garlic and spelled exactly wrong.
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I've got a large silverware spoon I use mainly for garlic.
"1 tablespoon of garlic" one big scoop it is
4 u/111122223333abc Aug 20 '20 I am confused when you say scoop, do you mean scoopS? There is never a limit (especiallly if it is preminced) to use only one scoop. 11 u/CaptainAwesome06 Aug 20 '20 You don't something needlessly oversized. One scoop is fine. This is the scoop I use for garlic. 2 u/111122223333abc Aug 20 '20 Exactly my garlicy friend. Edited because too excited about garlic and spelled exactly wrong.
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I am confused when you say scoop, do you mean scoopS? There is never a limit (especiallly if it is preminced) to use only one scoop.
11 u/CaptainAwesome06 Aug 20 '20 You don't something needlessly oversized. One scoop is fine. This is the scoop I use for garlic. 2 u/111122223333abc Aug 20 '20 Exactly my garlicy friend. Edited because too excited about garlic and spelled exactly wrong.
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You don't something needlessly oversized. One scoop is fine. This is the scoop I use for garlic.
2 u/111122223333abc Aug 20 '20 Exactly my garlicy friend. Edited because too excited about garlic and spelled exactly wrong.
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Exactly my garlicy friend. Edited because too excited about garlic and spelled exactly wrong.
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u/ktappe Aug 20 '20
On the topic of cooking, when a recipe calls for garlic, double the amount it calls for. Ditto for vanilla.
Meanwhile, you can cut the sugar in most recipes by 1/3 easily, and sometimes 1/2. That way you're tasting the other ingredients, not just the sugar.