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Lesson 10
Weights, Measurements
and Equivalents
Learning Targets: At the end of the lesson, I can
demonstrate different preparations and cooking
processes in baking by:
a.identifying units of measurement for weight,
volume, and temperature;
b.discussing the different ingredients and
substitution used in baking; and
c.achieve excellence by demonstrating correct
technique in measuring ingredients.
Concept Notes Pinch
Tablespoon = tbsp
Teaspoon = tsp
Cup =c
Ounce = oz
Pound = lb
Pint = pt
Gallon = gal
Grams =g
Litter =l
Pinch 1/8 tsp
Concept Notes
1 tbsp 3 tsp
2 tbsp 1 oz
4 tbsp ¼ cup
8 tbsp ½ cup
16 tbsp 1 cup
1 cup of liquid ½ pint = 8 oz
2cups of liquid 1 pint
4 cups of liquid 1 quart /litter
4 quarts 1 gallon
16 ounces 1 pound
1 pound 454 grams
Activity 1: Problem Solving
1 cup
Activity 1: Problem Solving
3 + 1 = 4 parts
2 ÷ 4 = .5
3 x .5 : 1 x .5
1.5 : .5
Activity 1: Problem Solving
3 9
4 x
= 12
Activity 1: Problem Solving
9 2
3 x
= .66
FLOUR
Is a powdery substance produce by finely
grain through the process called milling.
Flour is classified based on the amount of
protein
Protein determine the gluten strength of
the flour.
Gluten gives the dough its shape and
form
FLOU
R
Type s
FLOURTypes
10 – 12% protein
FLOURTypes
Whole-wheat flour
16% protein
Types of
Liquids
Liquids
Liquids
Eggs
Review
1. What tool is used for
cooling baked goods
quickly after they come
out of the oven?
2. What tool is used for
injecting fillings into
pastries or cupcakes?
3. What tool is used for
sifting flour or
powdered sugar?
4. What is the function
of baking powder in
baking cakes and
muffins?
5. What type of flour is
commonly used in making
bread due to its high
protein content?
6. Which type of fat is
solid at room temperature
and commonly used in pie
crusts and pastries?
Problem solving: