Question #10362. Asked by Maggie.
Last updated Aug 20 2016.
L3I7L
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A few grains, pinch, dash, etc. (dry) - Less than 1/8 tsp A dash (liquid) - A few drops Now, what is a few? I usually say more than 2, less than 5. Start with less, then give it a taste. You can always add more. It's tough getting too much back into the bottle.
Response last updated by satguru on Aug 20 2016.
Feb 12 2001, 6:41 PM
FizzyFasta
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FizzyFasta
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A few is usually 3. If it is a dash, we are talking about a small amount, for taste. With already cooked products, you can usually start with one drop, taste an proceed from there. With raw items, you might just stick with three and change the recipe the next time you make it if you are not pleased with the result.
http://www.traditionaloven.com/culinary-arts/volume/convert-dash-volume-to-drop.html