- part of a place-setting.
Common tablespoons intended for use as
cutlery (called
dessert spoons in the UK,
where a
tablespoon is
always a
serving spoon) usually...
- 2014-09-24. "coherent units". BIPM.
Retrieved 2014-05-26. "How Many
Tablespoons in a Cup - Easy Conversions".
First Health Mag. 2016-04-28. Retrieved...
- "Inaccuracies in
dosing drugs with
teaspoons and
tablespoons: Drug
dosing with teaspoons/
tablespoons".
International Journal of
Clinical Practice. 64...
-
Similar in size to a soup
spoon (intermediate
between a
teaspoon and a
tablespoon) but with an oval
rather than
round bowl, it
typically has a capacity...
- walnuts, almonds, or hazelnuts, one
tablespoon.
Rolled oats, one
tablespoon, "previously
soaked in 3
tablespoons water for 12 hours".
Lemon juice from...
- (50%~146% of 5 ml) for
teaspoons and 7~20 ml (47%~133% of 15 ml) for
tablespoons. The
difference in size can be
dangerous when
cutlery is used for critical...
- of 240 mL,
based on the US
customary cup. * In the UK,
teaspoons and
tablespoons are
formally 1/160 and 1/40 of an
imperial pint (3·55 mL and 14·21 mL)...
- case,
typical of El Salvador, a
pound of
maize (454 g) is
boiled with a
tablespoon of lime (15 mL) for 15 minutes, left to
stand for a few hours, and washed...
-
cheese fondue that does not use wine. The
cheese is
melted in a few
tablespoons of
water over low heat. Moitié-moitié (or half and half), also called...
-
spleen is
often mixed with the
liver in a 1/3 ratio.
Using 2
moistened tablespoons, the
batter is
formed into
dumplings and
boiled in beef
broth or fried...
